NexGard Spectra Flea and Worm for Dogs (3 pack)

Why Choose Nexgard Spectra for Dogs?

NexGard Spectra for dogs is the all-in-one solution that makes protecting your dog from fleas, ticks, & worms simple and stress-free. In one tasty, chewable tablet, this over-the-counter flea tablet covers a broad range of parasites, from fleas and ticks to the more hidden threats like heartworm, roundworms, and hookworms.

With its beef-flavoured chew, NexGard Spectra for dogs turns treatment time into a treat, making it easy for both you and your dog. It starts working fast, eliminating fleas within hours and keeping your dog safe from harmful parasites all month long. Trusted by vets and loved by pet owners, it’s the hassle-free, reliable way to ensure your dog stays healthy, happy, and parasite-free—inside and out.

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How to Use Nexgard Spectra

Dosage: Administer one NexGard Spectra chewable tablet according to your dog’s weight. Always refer to the product packaging or consult your veterinarian for the correct dosage size.

How to Administer: NexGard Spectra is a tasty, beef-flavored chewable tablet that can be given directly to your dog as a treat. If your dog is a picky eater, you can also hide the tablet in their food. Ensure that the tablet is fully consumed.

Frequency: NexGard Spectra should be given once a month for continuous protection against fleas, ticks, and various internal worms. Administer the chewable on the same date each month for best results.

Ingredients List

Afoxolaner: 2.27–68 mg (depending on tablet size)
Milbemycin Oxime: 0.46–13.6 mg (depending on tablet size)
Beef-Flavoured Chew: Contains non-active ingredients to enhance palatability, ensuring dogs enjoy the tablet as a treat. These include flavour enhancers, stabilisers, and fillers to create the chewable form.

Other Excipients:
Starch, Povidone, Glycerol, Mannitol, Microcrystalline, Cellulose, Soy Protein.

Always check for any potential allergies before use, and consult your vet if you have concerns.