Bob Martin Flea Tablets Large Dog

Bob Martin Clear Flea Tablets for Large Dogs provide fast-acting treatment for adult fleas currently on your dog. Each tablet contains nitenpyram 57mg. This three-tablet pack is for dogs over 11kg and from four weeks old.

These tablets provide short-term flea control, not ongoing protection against new fleas. Use them as part of a wider flea-control programme that also addresses your dog’s surroundings.

• Kills adult fleas on your dog.
• Contains three tablets, each with nitenpyram 57mg.
• For dogs over 11kg and from four weeks of age.
• Can be given directly or disguised in food.
• Suitable for use during pregnancy and nursing according to the manufacturer’s instructions.

Directions for use

Always fully read the supplied leaflet and packaging before use. Weigh your dog carefully to confirm the correct dose.

• Dogs over 11kg and up to 57kg: one 57mg tablet per treatment.
• Dogs over 57kg: two 57mg tablets together per treatment.

Give directly into the mouth or disguise in a small amount of food. Treatment may be given when fleas are detected and repeated on a subsequent day if needed, but never give more than one treatment per day. One treatment may require two tablets for a dog over 57kg.

These tablets do not prevent new fleas from jumping onto your dog later. Follow the supplied leaflet and ask your vet about longer-term flea control and any need for repeated treatment. Consult your vet if signs of a health concern persist.

Precautions and possible reactions

Do not use in dogs outside the stated age or weight range. If your dog is receiving other medication, check with your vet before use.

During the first hour after administration, your dog may scratch more than normal as fleas react to the product. In very rare cases, transient hyperactivity, panting, vocalisation or excessive grooming and licking may occur. Read the leaflet for full precautions and advice about adverse reactions.

Keep out of the sight and reach of children.

Storage

Do not store above 25°C. Keep the blister in the outer carton. Do not use after the expiry date printed on the blister. Dispose of used packaging in household refuse, following the supplied instructions.

Flea control in the home

Vacuum your dog’s bedding and favourite resting areas regularly. Where needed, use a suitably approved household insecticide, preferably containing an insect growth regulator, according to its label. Ask your vet about a suitable combined flea-control programme rather than assuming all treatments can be used together.