HeartGard Plus Heartworm Chewables for Dogs
HeartGard Plus is a heartworm preventive treatment which also controls and treats various other worm infections. It is effective against immature stages of heartworm that is transmitted through a mosquito. It also treats hookworms and roundworms. It comes in a real beef flavor which makes it highly palatable in taste for the dogs. This monthly treatment is one of the most recommended heartworm preventative treatments and it is safe and suitable for dogs & puppies 6 weeks of age and older as well as breeding and pregnant dogs.
Ivermectin and Pyrantel Pamoate are the two active ingredients present in heartworm HeartGard Plus. Ivermectin is a broad spectrum antiparasitic agent that aids in preventing heartworm infection. While Pyrantel Pamoate works in eliminating roundworms and hookworms.
Product Form: Flavored Chewable Tablet
Key Takeaways:
✔ Protects your puppies and dogs against heartworm disease
✔ #1 Vet-recommended heartworm disease preventative
✔ Pairs perfectly with any proven flea and tick treatment
✔ Also effective for the treatment and control of roundworms and hookworms
✔ Formulated in a delicious real beef-flavored chew loved by most dogs
Nuheart Heartworm Tablets
Nuheart is a generic version of Heartgard. The tablet contains the same ingredient of Heartgard – Ivermectin. The active ingredient destroys heartworm larvae and controls heartworm disease. Nuheart is as highly effective as heartgard with no side effects on dogs. The oral treatment controls and prevents heartworm infection for one full month. The meat flavored tablet is readily accepted and hence, easy to administer. Find more info click here – Nuheart
Q. What is HeartGard Plus for Dogs?
HeartGard Plus is a monthly beef flavored chewable tablet that is highly palatable in taste. It has specially been developed for fussy eaters. It protects dogs from heartworm infections coupled with treating & controlling roundworms & hookworms. It needs to be given on a monthly basis. This treatment is recommended for dogs at least 6 weeks of age. This treatment can be used as a combination of heartworm preventive & intestinal wormer. It is suitable for pregnant or female dogs.
Protect your dog from heartworm disease, which can be fatal. Mosquito bites are unavoidable. However, with this proven heartworm prevention, you can kill the heartworm larvae that those pesky bloodsuckers spread to your dog, preventing heartworm sickness.
Nuheart
Nuheart is a monthly heartworm preventive. It is an alternative of heartgard & works similar to heartgard. Nuheart protects dogs against heartworms & it can be used on dogs & puppies. The meat flavored tablet is suitable for all sizes & breeds of dogs. It is recommended to use for adult dogs & puppies older than 6 weeks of age. Find more info here - Nuheart.
➔ Target Species: Dogs
➔ Life Stages: Puppy, Adult, Senior
➔ Product Type: Intestinal worms & Heartworm prevention
➔ Product Form: Chewable Tablet
➔ Pack Quantity: Pack of 1, 2 & 3 Chewable Tablets
Q. How does Heartgard Plus for dogs work?
Heartgard Plus dog chews contains two active ingredients Ivermectin & Pyrantel. These active chemicals control the way nerve impulses flow through the neurological system of the worm. This causes the parasite to become paralyzed & eventually die.
Q. What is Heartgard Plus used for?
HeartGard Plus chewable is a small real beef-flavored chewable tablet for the treatment & prevention of heartworm, roundworms & hookworms.
Q. When can I start using Heartgard Plus for my dog?
Heartgard Plus heartworm for dogs can be used in puppies from 6 weeks of age & older.
Q. What happens if I forgot/missed a heartworm preventative dose for my dog?
If it's been less than two weeks since your dog's last dose, give your dog the dose immediately. If the missed dose has been more than two weeks, contact your veterinarian, who will likely recommend that you begin regular dosing next month & have your dog tested for heartworms in six months.
Q. Do dogs need Heartgard Plus protection all year, even in the winter?
Heartworm disease can affect any dog, indoors or out, at any time of year. Even though there are fewer mosquitoes in the winter, an animal might still get heartworms if the owner fails to administer preventative during this time. That's why veterinarians frequently advise that pets should be treated for heartworms all year long.
Q. Is Heartgard Plus safe for puppies?
If used as directed, HeartGard Plus chewable for dogs is completely safe & effective for puppies from 6 weeks of age.
Q. Does my dog really need heartworm prevention?
Yes! Even if your pet is only indoors, he or she should be on a heartworm preventive program. Due to the increased number of cases, it is highly recommended for both cat & dogs to be on year-round heartworm prevention program.
Q. How often should I give my dog Heartgard Plus?
Dog heartworm chewable Heartgard Plus should be taken at monthly intervals. The first dose must be given within a month (30 days) of the dog's initial mosquito bite, & monthly doses must be given thereafter.
Q. Is it safe to use Heartgard Plus in breeding, pregnant or lactating dogs?
Yes. When used as directed, Heartgard Plus has a wide safety margin in all breeds of dogs, including breeding, lactating or pregnant dogs & puppies 6 weeks or older.
Q. Can I switch to Heartgard Plus from another heartworm preventative?
Yes, This is a simple procedure; you have to just simply continue to take Heartgard Plus on a monthly basis.
Q. Is there anything I should know before taking Heartgard Plus?
Heartgard Plus heartworm prevention should be used with caution when treating active or working dogs with a known heartworm infection since Ivermectin, the active ingredient in Heartgard Plus, may have some impact against adult heartworms. Before starting any heartworm prevention treatment, dogs should be screened for heartworm infection by a veterinarian.
Ingredients
Nuheart
Ivermectin
Heartgard Plus
Ivermectin, Pyrantel
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