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Credelio Dog Flea & Tick Pills & Chews

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    Credelio Flea and Tick Treatment for Dogs—Chewable Tablets

    Credelio is a prescription flea and tick treatment approved for dogs in the form of a small, tasty monthly chewable. Credelio chewable tablets for dogs can be a fast-acting solution to aid in controlling pesky fleas and ticks. With a prescription, you can administer Credelio for puppies and dogs aged 8 weeks and older. And the active ingredient in Credelio for dogs—Lotilaner—can potentially treat your pup for up to a month.

    FAQs About Credelio Flea and Tick Treatment for Dogs

    Ask your vet to determine whether your pup is at risk of experiencing any side effects from Credelio chewable tablets for dogs, including increased urination, weight loss, diarrhea or elevated blood urea nitrogen. High levels of blood nitrogen in dogs is caused by a buildup of waste materials such as creatine, urea, cells and food. This can damage your dog’s kidneys. Look out for excess urination, nausea, vomiting, constipation, loss of weight or appetite and runny stools in your pup. If these or other side effects occur, consult your veterinarian.

    Credelio chewable flea control for dogs is prescribed as a once-a-month treatment. Credelio flea and tick tablets should be given with food, and the exact dosage should be determined by your prescribing veterinarian.

    Credelio chewable tablets for dogs can start working to help kill ticks and fleas within four hours of ingestion.

    Yes. Credelio flea and tick tablets for dogs require a prescription from your dog’s veterinarian, the expert on your dog’s health care. They will be your best source of information for dosing and routine maintenance.

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