NEXGARD COMBO SPOT-ON SOLUTION FOR CATS 2.5-7.5 KG 15 PIPETTES

If you have multiple cats at home or prefer to have year-round care taken care of at once, the large container is the most convenient. NEXGARD COMBO SPOT-ON SOLUTION FOR CATS 2.5-7.5 KG 15 PIPETTES offers fifteen monthly pipettes with esafoxolaner, eprinomectin, and praziquantel for medium-sized cats.

For what do you use it

It is applied to cats weighing between 2,5 and less than 7,5 kg as part of a monthly care routine. According to the product information, the formula contributes to skin health and digestive comfort, avoiding oral administration and allowing the owner to establish a consistent monthly routine, always on the same date.

How it is presented

• Box of 15 pipettes of 0,9 ml.
• Composition per pipette: esafoxolaner 10,80 mg, eprinomectin 3,60 mg and praziquantel 74,70 mg.
• Species: Cats from 2,5 to less than 7,5 kg, from 8 weeks old.

How it is administered

Topical application. Apply the contents of the pipette to the dry skin between the shoulder blades once a month, depending on the cat's weight. Do not bathe the cat for 48 hours. For cats over 7,5 kg, the product information suggests combining pipettes, but this decision should be made by the veterinarian.

FAQ

How much does NEXGARD COMBO SPOT-ON SOLUTION FOR CATS 2.5-7.5 KG 15 PIPETTES cover?

Fifteen monthly applications: more than a year for a single cat, or several months if you divide the pipettes among several cats of the same weight range.

How do I store unused pipettes?

Keep them in their original packaging, away from light and heat, and dispose of used ones according to local regulations.

What do I do if the cat licks itself right after?

Brief salivation is possible; monitor the animal until the skin is dry and notify the veterinarian if it does not subside.

Can I use it on a pregnant cat?

Only if the veterinarian expressly indicates it.

What rare side effects have been described?

Mild vomiting, itching, fatigue, or localized hair loss, which usually resolve on their own. Consult a doctor if these symptoms persist.

Note the application dates and discuss them with your veterinarian at each check-up to ensure your cat's care is continuous.