[20% OFF] NexGard Chews for Extra Large Dogs (25kg to 50kg) NexGard

NexGard Flea & Tick Chewables is a brand new, revolutionary flea and ticks preventative from the makers of Frontline®, the #1 choice of veterinarians.

It’s the first flea and tick killer of its kind because it comes in a yummy, beef-flavored soft chew that protects your dog from a flea and tick infestation for a full 30 days.

That means, you don’t have to worry anymore about messy topicals, or accidentally washing your dogs preventative off while bathing! Also, it can be taken alongside your dog’s heartworm medication, without interruption.

NexGard keeps your pet protected from adult fleas by killing them before they have a chance to lay eggs, which reduces the possibility of a flea infestation. Plus, it kills the American dog tick, which decreases the risk of your pet developing a deadly tick-borne disease.

It is suitable for dogs that are 8 weeks & above and weigh 25kg to 50kg.

Benefits

• Rapidly kills fleas.
• Treats and controls ticks (Paralysis ticks, Brown Dog ticks, Bush ticks).
• Last for 30days.
• Treats and controls roundworms, hookworms, and whipworms.
• Controls flea allergy dermatitis.

How does it work?

NexGard contains a brand new ingredient not used in any other flea and tick protection. Afoxolaner, the ingredient in NexGard, works by absorbing rapidly and safely into your pet’s bloodstream and causes uncontrolled activity the flea’s and tick’s central nervous system, which causes death. Afoxolaner is slowly excreted through your pet’s metabolism, which allows NexGard to continue to provide effective treatment for a full 30 days. This means amazing protection in a tasty morsel!

Precautionary Statements

NexGard is a prescription-only medication, so talk to your vet.

NexGard is for use in dogs only.

The most frequently reported adverse reactions to include vomiting, dry/flaky skin, diarrhea, lethargy, and lack of appetite. The safe use of NexGard in pregnant, breeding, or lactating dogs has not been evaluated. Use with caution in dogs with a history of seizures.