Interceptor for dogs is a tasty, flavored broad-spectrum treatment that prevents heartworm disease while protecting against a range of intestinal worms. This monthly formula is recommended for use in 4 weeks and older puppies and dogs, weighing at least 2 lbs.
Interceptor for Dogs contains a powerful endoparasiticide milbemycin oxime. A single dose of Interceptor Flavored Tabs for dogs prevents heartworm disease caused by Dirofilaria immitis. The formula controls adult hookworms; and removes and controls adult roundworms and whipworm infections in puppies and dogs. Interceptor worm treatment for dogs is formed in small, tasty tablets loved and readily accepted by dogs of all breeds and sizes.
Milbemycin Oxime and Praziquantel
Dosing:
| Interceptor Pack | Milbemycin Oxime Content Per Tablet | Dose Per Month |
| Interceptor for 2 – 10 lbs Dogs | 2.3 mg | One |
| Interceptor for 11 – 25 lbs Dogs | 5.75 mg | One |
| Interceptor for 26 – 50 lbs Dogs | 11.5 mg | One |
| Interceptor for 51 – 100 lbs Dogs | 23.0 mg | One |
| For over 100lbs dogs, administer appropriate combination of Interceptor tablets | ||
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Yes, Interceptor worm treatment for dogs is safe for puppies and dogs from 4 weeks of age with at least 2 lbs of weight.
Interceptor should be given once a month orally. Alternatively, it may be offered in food or given as other tablets.
Interceptor is a monthly treatment and needs to be given once a month for protection against heartworms and intestinal worms.
Yes. Dogs should be tested for any existing heartworm infection before commencing treatment with Interceptor. Heartworm-infected dogs should be treated as per vet recommendation to remove adult heartworms.
If you forget dosing, give a dose as soon as you remember and continue with the monthly dosing schedule.
Interceptor Flavor Tabs for dogs is a safe and reliable treatment for dogs. When used as indicated, it does not cause any major adverse effects. Rarely though, some pets may experience vomiting, anorexia, diarrhea or weakness which subside with minimal or no medical intervention.
Interceptor contains milbemycin oxime, whereas Interceptor Plus contains milbemycin oxime and praziquantel. Interceptor protects against heartworms, roundworms, hookworms and whipworms whereas Interceptor Plus protects against heartworms, roundworms, hookworms, whipworms and tapeworms.
If your dog throws up soon after giving Interceptor, give a whole new dose. In the case the dog vomits after four or more hours, consult with a vet about whether to redose or not.
The safe use of Interceptor in pregnant, breeding and lactating dogs has not been evaluated yet.
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