Sentinel Spectrum For Dogs
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Sentinel Spectrum For Dogs - Fleas, Heartworms, and Intestinal parasites
Sentinel Spectrum is a broad-spectrum canine treatment for fleas, heartworms, and intestinal parasites.
When administered every month, Sentinel Spectrum prevents heartworm development and protects against roundworms, hookworms, and ringworms. In addition, sentinel Spectrum varies from the original Sentinel Flavor Tabs by protecting your dog against tapeworms.
Sentinel Spectrum controls flea infestations by eliminating adult fleas for an entire month, killing them before they can lay eggs and thus breaking the breeding cycle.
Critical Benefits of Sentinel Spectrum
- It has comprehensive spectrum formula that protects from multiple parasites.
- No more oral messy treatment
- Sentinel Spectrum acts fast and begins to work immediately
- Tasty bacon and beef-flavored chewable
Who is it for?
Sentinel Spectrum is suitable for puppies and dogs weighing at least 2 lbs (0.9 kg) or six weeks of age. It is not yet confirmed for safe use for pregnant, lactating, or breeding dogs.
How to use Sentinel Spectrum?
1. Test for Heartworm
Before starting Sentinel Spectrum tasty chews, your veterinarian should confirm, by a simple test, that your dog does not have heartworm.
2. Give Sentinel Spectrum Tasty Chews with a Full Meal
Give your dog one Tasty Chew once a month with a Full Meal. Most dogs will take a Tasty Chew from your hand. If this is not the case, try hiding the chew in their food.
3. Dose Monthly
Sentinel Spectrum Tasty Chews must be given monthly, preferably on the same date each month, to ensure complete protection for your dog.
Precautions
- Always keep out of reach of animals and children.
- Please do not use it on humans.
- Please do not give it to the Cats
- Do not use on dogs under six weeks of age
- Do not use on dogs weighing under 2 lbs (0.9 kg)
Side effects of Sentinel Spectrum
Some side effects reported for Sentinel Spectrum are lethargy, vomiting, urticaria, anorexia, pruritus, ataxia, diarrhea, convulsions, skin congestion, weakness, and salivation.
Dosage Chart of Sentinel Spectrum
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Pack Colour
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Body Weight
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Dog Size
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Milbemycin Oxime per Chewable (mg)
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Lufenuron per Chewable (mg)
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Praziquantel per Chewable (mg)
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Product Page
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Orange
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2-8 lbs (0.9-3.5 kg)
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Very Small
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2.3
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46
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22.8
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Green
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8.1-25 lbs (3.5-11 kg)
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Small
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5.75
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115
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57
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| Yellow |
25.1-50 lbs (11-22 kg)
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Medium
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11.5
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230
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114
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Blue
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50.1-100 lbs (22-45 kg)
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Large
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23.0
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460
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228
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Over 100 lbs (45kg)
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Administer the appropriate combination of chewable
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Q&A
Can I give Sentinel Spectrum to my Cats?
No, Sentinel Spectrum is only approved for use in Dogs.
My dog's weight is 100 lbs. Can I still give Sentinel Apectum to him?
Please talk to your vet about the appropriate dose for your pet.
In what form Sentinel Spectrum comes?
Sentinel Spectrum comes in Chewables.
How fast does Sentinel Spectrum start working?
Sentinel Spectrum starts working as soon as it is swallowed, absorbed, and enters the dog's circulation.
At what age can I start giving Sentinel Spectrum to my puppy?
Sentinel Spectrum is safe to use in puppies at the age of six weeks.
Do I need to give Sentinel Spectrum with food?
Sentinel Spectrum should give with a full meal. Since it is beef-flavored, most dogs will take it directly, but if it is not the case, it can mix with food also.
