Trifexis For Dogs Without Prescription
Trifexis For Dogs
Dog owners know that controlling the wide variety of parasites to which dogs are susceptible can require multiple medications, but the two powerful active ingredients in Trifexis make it effective against five types of dangerous parasites.
Trifexis can be used to treat not only fleas and heartworm but also roundworm, hookworm, and whipworm, three dangerous intestinal parasites that are common in dogs. All of this protection comes in a single, easy to administer, chewable tablet form.
Trifexis Parasite Preventative
Trifexis contains spinosad and milbemycin oxime, two extremely effective active ingredients that have been shown to control some of the most common canine parasites. On its own, spinosad has been proven to kill fleas extremely quickly.
In as few as 4 hours, it can eliminate 100% of fleas. With regular usage, fleas are eliminated before they have a chance to lay eggs. Together, the combination of spinosad and milbemycin oxime in Trifexis for dogs controls the presence of hookworms, whipworms and roundworms. It has also been shown to be effective in the prevention of heartworm disease.
Trifexis No Prescription
Trifexis chewable tablets are available in five dosages for dogs of all sizes; each dose comes in a color coded box. The pink box is for dogs 5-10 pounds, the orange box is for dogs 10-20 pounds, the green box is for dogs 20-40 pounds, the blue box is for dogs 40-60 pounds, and the brown box is for dogs 60-120 pounds. Each box of Trifexis contains 6 chewable tablets.
Trifexis is easy to administer. Each chewable tablet has a specially formulated beef flavor that dogs love and can be given as a treat. Because it is an oral medication, it is not necessary to isolate your dog from children or other pets after administration. Trifexis is safe for use in dogs 8 weeks of age and older weighing 5 or more pounds and is only available with a veterinarian’s prescription.
Buy Trifexis For Dogs
To order Trifexis without prescription at the best prices click here.
Back to: Heartworm or Flea & Tick