CAPSTAR DOG 57MG 11-60KG 6 Tablets

CAPSTAR DOG 57MG 11-60KG 6 Tablets | General | Capstar

Capstar Dog 57mg is an ultra-fast acting oral flea treatment for dogs weighing 11 to 60 kg. It eliminates 100% of adult fleas (Ctenocephalides felis) in less than 4 hours, starting to work in just 30 minutes. Ideal for acute infestations, its active ingredient nitenpyram kills fleas without baths or topical treatments, offering immediate relief to your pet.

Main Features:
– Immediate action: 100% of fleas killed in <4 hours, onset in 30 minutes.
– Easy oral administration: directly into the mouth or with food, without stress.
– Box with 6 tablets: enough for occasional treatments.
– Safe with other antiparasitic drugs: it does not interfere.
– For dogs >4 weeks and 11-60 kg.

Specifications:
Nitenpyram 57 mg per tablet (neonicotinoid that acts on nicotinic receptors in fleas, causing paralysis and death). Excipients q.s. 1 tablet. Presentation: 6 tablets per box. Store <25°C, in a dry place, out of reach of children.

How to use:
1 oral tablet for dogs 11-60 kg. Give whole, with or without food. Repeat every 24 hours if infestation persists; maximum use is as needed (consult a veterinarian). Do not use in dogs under 11 kg, under 4 weeks of age, in hypersensitive dogs, or without continuous supervision. Possible mild effects: vomiting, lethargy, hyperactivity (rare, transient).

FAQ's:
How long does it take for Capstar to eliminate fleas?
Starts in 30 minutes, 100% effective in <4 hours.

Is Capstar 57mg a preventative?
No, it treats active infestations. Combine with long-term flea treatments for prevention.

How often should large dogs be given Capstar?
1/day if needed, for occasional use. Consult your vet for repeat applications.

Safe for puppies from 11-60 kg?
Yes, >4 weeks and appropriate weight.

Does it combine with other antiparasitic drugs?
Yes, with no known interactions.

What if he vomits after a dose?
If <1h, repeat if possible; consult vet.

Can it be used on pregnant dogs?
Consult a veterinarian.

What if fleas reappear?
Treat the environment and use long-lasting flea treatments.