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Heartgard Plus Chew for Puppies/Small dogs (Ivermectin/Pyrantel), up to 25 lbs

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Boehringer Ingelheim SKU: 145448-BI-1

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Monthly Heartworm and Intestinal Parasite Defense for Dogs

Product Description

This HEARTGARD Plus chew is made for dogs up to 25 pounds and provides dependable monthly protection from heartworm disease, roundworms, and hookworms. The soft real beef chew is easy for dogs to enjoy and supports year-round parasite prevention when given once every thirty days. It offers trusted safety for dogs of all life stages.

Benefits

·         Heartworm Protection: Helps prevent heartworm disease by eliminating heartworm larvae for thirty days after infection.

·         Roundworm Control: Treats and controls two common roundworm species that can harm dogs and spread to people.

·         Hookworm Defense: Targets three types of hookworms that may cause blood loss and digestive problems in dogs.

·         Dog Preferred Chew: Made with real beef that dogs enjoy, which makes monthly dosing easier for pet parents.

·         Trusted by Veterinarians: Uses a preventive prescribed more than two billion times, which shows long-term reliability.

·         Safe for Puppies: Safe for puppies as young as six weeks with no minimum weight requirement for this product line.

Variants

·         Up to 25 lbs

·         26 to 50 lbs

·         51 to 100 lbs

Ingredients

Composition Table

Ingredient

Quantity

Ivermectin

136 mcg

Pyrantel pamoate

114 mg

How To Use

Recommended Dosage Chart

Dog Weight

Dosage

Strength

Up to 25 lbs

One chew every 30 days

65 mcg ivermectin and 57 mg pyrantel

26 to 50 lbs

One chew every 30 days

136 mcg ivermectin and 114 mg pyrantel

51 to 100 lbs

One chew every 30 days

272 mcg ivermectin and 227 mg pyrantel

Dosage and Administration Instructions

·         Monthly dosing: Give one chew every thirty days to maintain steady parasite protection in your dog.

·         Single chew only: Remove one chew from the blister card and return the rest to the box to protect from light.

·         Encourage chewing: Offer the chew by hand or with food while encouraging your dog to chew fully, not swallow whole.

·         Break for gulpers: Break the chew into smaller pieces for dogs that tend to swallow treats without chewing properly.

·         Watch after dosing: Observe your dog for a few minutes after giving the chew to ensure the full dose is consumed.

·         Redose if needed: Give another full dose if any part of the chew appears to be dropped, spit out, or not eaten.

Additional Information

Precautions

·         Heartworm testing: Dogs must be tested for existing heartworm infections before starting a prevention program.

·         Not for adult worms: This product does not remove adult heartworms and cannot be used as a treatment for them.

·         Infected dogs caution: Dogs with circulating microfilariae may experience mild reactions as the larvae begin to die.

·         Choking risk: Dogs that swallow treats whole may choke on the chew unless it is first broken into smaller pieces.

·         Keep out of reach: Store all chewables in a secure place away from children and other animals to avoid ingestion.

Possible Side Effects

·         Digestive upset: Vomiting or diarrhea may occur within twenty-four hours, although these reactions are uncommon.

·         Low energy: Some dogs may show temporary lethargy or reduced appetite after taking the chew.

·         Neurologic signs: Rare reports include ataxia, tremors, or seizures, which require immediate veterinary attention.

·         Itching concerns: Hypersalivation or itching may appear in a small number of dogs following administration.

Storage Information

·         Temperature range: Store between 68 and 77 degrees Fahrenheit to keep the chewables stable and effective.

·         Allowed swings: Short fluctuations between 59 and 86 degrees Fahrenheit are acceptable during normal storage.

·         Protect from light: Keep the blister card and box away from direct light exposure to preserve product quality.

Shipping & Return

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For return instructions or product concerns, please refer to our detailed refund policy.

Prescription items are NON-RETURNABLE and NON-REFUNDABLE.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: How often should I give HEARTGARD Plus to a dog up to 25 pounds?

Ans: HEARTGARD Plus must be given once every thirty days to maintain protection against heartworms, roundworms, and hookworms. The chew works by eliminating heartworm larvae for the past month, so staying consistent with monthly dosing is essential for complete protection.

Q2: Can HEARTGARD Plus be given with other parasite, flea, and tick products?

Ans: Yes. Clinical studies show HEARTGARD Plus can be safely used along with many common flea collars, dips, shampoos, antibiotics, vaccines, and steroid treatments when used as directed. Always follow your veterinarian’s advice when combining parasite products.

Q3: Is HEARTGARD Plus safe for puppies up to 25 pounds in weight range?

Ans: HEARTGARD Plus is safe for puppies starting at six weeks of age without any minimum weight requirement. As long as the puppy fits the weight range for this chew strength, it can be used safely under a veterinarian’s guidance.

Q4: What should I do if my dog spits out or drops part of the HEARTGARD Plus chew?

Ans: If you suspect any portion of the chew was not eaten, a full replacement dose should be given. Dogs should be watched for several minutes after dosing to ensure the entire chew is consumed for complete monthly protection.

Q5: Does HEARTGARD Plus protect against adult heartworms?

Ans: No. HEARTGARD Plus prevents heartworm disease by eliminating early heartworm larvae, but does not treat adult heartworms. Dogs must be tested before starting prevention, and infected dogs need appropriate treatment before beginning a prevention plan.