Heartworm Prevention for Dogs in Monthly Prescription Chewable Tablets with a Six-Month Supply
Heartworm Prevention for Dogs in Monthly Prescription Chewable Tablets with a Six-Month Supply
Heartworm prevention for dogs fits into a monthly routine with Simparica TRIO prescription chewable tablets. This medication is intended for protection against heartworm disease, fleas, five types of ticks, roundworms and hookworms; use it as directed by your veterinarian.
Each pack contains six tablets for a six-month supply. Weight-specific dosage selections range from 2.8–5.5 lbs to 88.1–132 lbs, so choose the prescribed strength that matches your dog's weight.
Features
- Chewable tablets for a monthly prescription medication routine.
- Six-tablet packaging provides a six-month supply when used on the prescribed monthly schedule.
- Weight-specific dosage selections accommodate dogs across the listed weight bands.
- Intended parasite coverage includes heartworm disease, fleas, five types of ticks, roundworms and hookworms.
Specifications
- Product: Simparica TRIO
- Form: Chewable tablet
- Prescription status: Prescription required
- Schedule: Monthly as prescribed
- Pack size: 6 tablets / 6 months
- Dosage weight bands: 2.8–5.5 lbs; 5.6–11 lbs; 11.1–22 lbs; 22.1–44 lbs; 44.1–88 lbs; 88.1–132 lbs
- Minimum age and weight: 8 weeks old and at least 2.8 lbs
Frequently Asked Questions
How many tablets are included in this pack?
This Simparica TRIO pack contains six chewable tablets, representing a six-month supply on the prescribed monthly schedule.
Which dosage should I choose for my dog?
Choose the Simparica TRIO strength prescribed for your dog's weight. The six dosage bands run from 2.8–5.5 lbs through 88.1–132 lbs; confirm the selection with your veterinarian.
Is this a prescription medication?
Yes, Simparica TRIO is a prescription medication. Follow your veterinarian's directions for selection and use.
Can this medication be used for puppies?
Simparica TRIO is described for puppies at least 8 weeks old weighing at least 2.8 lbs. Your veterinarian should confirm suitability and the appropriate dosage for your puppy.