Features
AdTab is a tasty, chewable, meat-flavored tablet for dogs that eliminates fleas and ticks for a whole month. It's an effective and innovative antiparasitic, easy to administer, and long-lasting.
Key features of the antiparasitic tablet:
eliminates fleas and ticks
suitable for: Dogs and puppies from 8 weeks of age and 1.3 kg body weight
formulation: Palatable flavored chewable tablets
recommended administration frequency: 1 tablet per month. Administer the chewable tablet with food or after meals
each pack of AdTab for dogs contains three monthly chewable tablets. One pack therefore provides three months of treatment.
An easy and tasty treatment against fleas and ticks.
Key benefits of the oral antiparasitic:
AdTab acts rapidly, eliminating existing and new infestations of fleas and ticks
Eliminates fleas on the dog within 6 hours and ticks on the dog within 8 hours
Eliminates fleas before they can lay eggs and prevents house contamination from fleas in areas where the animal has access.
AdTab is easy to administer thanks to the tasty flavored tablets.
How to administer AdTab?
choose the correct AdTab dosage based on the dog's size and weight
remove the tablet from the blister
place the tablet in the bowl with food or offer it to the animal directly from your hand
administer the tablet with food or within 30 minutes after a meal for complete treatment efficacy
repeat treatment once a month
How can the house be treated for fleas?
If a dog has fleas, the house can quickly become infested, as fleas lay eggs on the pet, which fall into the house and hatch into flea larvae. These larvae develop into pupae and finally into adult fleas, ready to bite the pet. Flea eggs, larvae, and pupae hide in bedding, carpets, sheets, and upholstery throughout the house.
AdTab acts rapidly and eliminates existing and new fleas that infest the dog before they can lay eggs. Therefore, the product breaks the flea life cycle and prevents environmental flea contamination in areas where the dog has access.
If, despite using AdTab, fleas are still seen on the pet, it is likely that they are newly hatched fleas emerging from the house. It is therefore important to continue with regular monthly treatments.
In case of a massive flea infestation, and at the beginning of control measures, these resting areas of the pet should be treated with a suitable environmental product and then cleaned regularly.
Why are ticks still present on the dog after using the antiparasitic?
If ticks are still visible on the pet, there can be several reasons. Ticks can climb onto the dog's fur when it passes by, even if the animal has been treated. Ticks must start feeding on the host to be exposed to lotilaner, so they can attach themselves. It is possible to see ticks still attached but no longer alive, especially in areas with high parasite pressure.
Discover and purchase the most suitable AdTab pack for your four-legged friend on our Pet Shop, based on size and life stage.
