Simparica Chewable Tablets for Small Dogs 11.1-22 lbs

Simparica for Small Dogs 11.1-22 lbs

Fast-Acting Flea and Tick Protection

Simparica for Dogs 11.1-22 lbs is a fast-acting oral flea and tick prevention designed specifically for small dogs weighing 11.1-22 lbs. This monthly chewable tablet starts killing fleas within 3 hours and ticks within 8 hours, providing 30-day protection against five common tick species:

✔ Lone Star tick
✔ American dog tick
✔ Black-legged tick (Deer tick)
✔ Brown dog tick
✔ Gulf Coast tick

Simparica also prevents flea infestations by breaking the flea life cycle before they can reproduce. It’s an easy-to-administer, liver-flavored chew that dogs love, making parasite protection effortless for pet parents.

Prescription items are NON-RETURNABLE and NON-REFUNDABLE.

Please note product may arrive in a HardyPaw Pharmacy vial, manufacturer packaging is shown for reference.

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Why Is Year-Round Flea Prevention Essential?

Many pet owners mistakenly believe flea and tick prevention is only needed during warm months. However, fleas and ticks can thrive year-round, even indoors! Consistent monthly Simparica dosing ensures your dog stays protected from parasite infestations and tick-borne diseases like Lyme disease and Rocky Mountain spotted fever.

Did You Know?

• A single flea can lay up to 50 eggs per day, quickly leading to an infestation.
  
• Flea pupae can stay dormant for months, waiting for a host to emerge.
  
• Ticks survive even in winter, hiding in leaf litter and attaching to dogs when temperatures rise above freezing.

By providing consistent flea and tick prevention, you protect your pet from itching, allergies, infections, and dangerous diseases.

What Are the Benefits of Simparica Chewables for Dogs 11.1-22 lbs?

• Fast-Acting Flea & Tick Elimination – Kills fleas before they can lay eggs and eliminates ticks within 8 hours.
  
• One Tasty Monthly Chew – Easy-to-administer liver-flavored chew that dogs love.
  
• Vet-Recommended Protection – Approved by veterinarians for small dogs needing reliable flea and tick prevention.
  
• Waterproof & Hassle-Free – No messy topicals or shampoos, and remains effective even after bathing or swimming.
  
• Long-Lasting Defense – Provides continuous parasite control for 30 days.
  
• Prevents Lyme Disease & Other Tick-Borne Illnesses – Protects against disease-carrying ticks.

How to Use Simparica Flea and Tick for Dogs 11.1-22 lbs?

• Give one chewable tablet orally every 30 days.
• Can be given with or without food.
• Ensure your dog consumes the entire chew for full effectiveness.
• Start treatment any time of the year and continue monthly for optimal protection.

What Are the Ingredients in Simparica Chewable Tablets for Dogs 11.1-22 lbs?

The active ingredient in Simparica is Sarolaner, an FDA-approved isoxazoline class compound that disrupts the nervous system of fleas and ticks, causing paralysis and death.

Are There Any Side Effects of Simparica Small Dog Flea and Tick Prevention?

Most dogs tolerate Simparica well, but some may experience:

• Mild vomiting or diarrhea
• Temporary lethargy or reduced appetite
• Rare cases of tremors or seizures, particularly in dogs with a history of neurological conditions

If any severe reactions occur, contact your veterinarian immediately.

What Warnings Should You Consider Before Using Simparica 11.1-22 lbs?

• Not for puppies under 6 months of age.
• Use caution in dogs with a history of seizures.
• Keep out of reach of children and other pets.
• Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
  

Common Myths About Flea & Tick Treatments

Many pet owners underestimate the risks of fleas and ticks, leading to gaps in protection. Here are two common misconceptions and the facts behind them:

🚫 Myth: "Indoor dogs don’t need flea and tick prevention."
✅ Fact: Fleas can hitch a ride on people, clothes, shoes, or even other pets—quickly infesting your home. Once inside, fleas can reproduce rapidly, causing discomfort for your pet and making your house difficult to treat.

🚫 Myth: "Ticks die in winter, so I don’t need Simparica year-round."
✅ Fact: Ticks can survive in freezing temperatures by burrowing into leaf litter, tall grass, and woodpiles. They become active on warm winter days and attach to pets, putting them at risk of tick-borne diseases like Lyme disease.

By administering Simparica every month, you prevent parasites before they become a problem, reducing the risk of infestations, allergic reactions, and dangerous diseases.

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Simparica Chewables for Dogs 11.1-22 lb FAQs

What is Simparica 11.1-22 lbs used for?

Simparica is used for flea and tick prevention in small dogs, killing fleas before they lay eggs and eliminating ticks that spread diseases.

How long does Simparica flea treatment for small dogs take to work?

Simparica starts killing fleas within 3 hours and ticks within 8 hours after administration.

Can I use Simparica chewables for dogs 11.1-22 lbs on a puppy?

No, Simparica is only recommended for dogs over 6 months old and weighing between 11.1-22 lbs.

Does Simparica prevent heartworms?

No, Simparica only protects against fleas and ticks. You will need a separate heartworm preventive for full parasite protection.

What should I do if my dog vomits after taking Simparica?

If your dog vomits within an hour of taking Simparica, consult your veterinarian as they may recommend re-dosing.

Trusted Veterinary Resources for Flea & Tick Prevention

• American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) – Flea and Tick Control in Pets
• FDA – Safe Use of Isoxazoline Flea and Tick Products
• Companion Animal Parasite Council (CAPC) – Tick-Borne Diseases in Dogs