AdTab 900 mg chewable tablet for dogs (22-45 kg) 1 pc

Key features of veterinary antiparasitics AdTab, chewable tablet for dogs (22 - 45 kg), 1 pc

The active ingredient lotilaner overstimulates the nerve centres of fleas and ticks and kills them quickly

AdTab contains the active ingredient lotilaner, overstimulating the nerve centres of fleas and ticks and killing them quickly. Extensive research has shown that this substance is well tolerated by dogs, highly effective against parasites in the doses indicated and at the same time harmless to dogs. It works both on fleas and ticks on the animal, as well as on newly attached parasites. It kills newly caught fleas within 4 hours of attachment, and those that were already on the dog before administration within 6 hours of tablet administration. Ticks that are present on the dog prior to administration of the product are killed within 8 hours. The product is medically assessed as safe. No interaction between lotilaner and commonly used veterinary medicines was observed during clinical trials.

Flea - small enemy, big problem

If your dog catches a flea, it can infest your home faster than you know. Fleas lay eggs that drop from your dog all over the interior. The eggs hatch into larvae. The larvae pupate and eventually hatch into adult fleas, ready to bite you and your pet. Flea eggs, larvae and pupae are easily contained in bedding, carpets, bedding, upholstery and other areas throughout the home. If you still see fleas on your dog despite using AdTab, it is likely that they are newly hatched fleas. Once these fleas jump on your four-legged friend, they will of course be exterminated after using AdTab. When a flea invasion breaks out in your home, you need to act very quickly. Regularly wash pet beds, vacuum carpets and floors, and use a spray to kill parasites outside your pet's body to eradicate fleas at every stage of their life cycle. If you keep seeing ticks on your pet, there could be several causes. Ticks can get on your dog's fur when he walks past them, even if he has been treated. The active substances act only after attachment, so they kill ticks only after they bite into the pet's skin. It is also possible to see attached but already dead ticks, especially in periods and areas of higher tick abundance.

The correct dose of AdTab is determined by the weight of the dog

To protect your dog against fleas and ticks with AdTab, you need to choose the right size of chewable tablets. For dogs with a body weight greater than 45 kg, use the appropriate combination of drugs to achieve the recommended dose of 20-43 mg/kg.

Read the package leaflet carefully

Each package of AdTab for dogs contains one chewable tablet. The tablet protects against fleas and ticks for one month, so one pack gives the animal a month's protection. As with every drug, side effects are possible. Please refer to the package insert for detailed information on side effects and always consult your veterinarian if you have any concerns about your dog's health.