Adtab for dogs 225mg 5,5-11kg chewable 3 tablets

Composition and active ingredient of ADTAB 225mg

ADTAB Dog 225mg contains lotilaner as its active ingredient. Lotilaner belongs to the isoxazoline class, molecules that act as broad-spectrum ectoparasiticides. Its mechanism of action is based on the inhibition of the GABA-dependent chloride channel in parasites, causing paralysis and death of fleas (Ctenocephalides spp.) and ticks (Ixodes spp., Rhipicephalus spp., Dermacentor spp.).

Target species and weight range

This veterinary medicinal product is indicated exclusively for dogs weighing between 5,5 kg and 11 kg. The 225 mg chewable tablet formulation ensures accurate dosing and easy administration adapted to this weight range.

Clinical indications and efficacy

ADTAB 225mg is indicated for the treatment of flea and tick infestations. Its lethal action is immediate and persistent for a minimum of one month after administration. Clinical studies have demonstrated that it eliminates 100% of fleas present on the animal within the first 8 hours and 100% of ticks in less than 12 hours. It is especially useful as part of a strategic program for the control of flea allergy dermatitis (FAD).

Administration and presentation mode

The product comes in the form of palatable, chewable tablets that are easy to administer directly or mixed with food. Each pack contains 3 tablets, providing 3 months of protection. It is administered orally, with a single recommended monthly dose.

Safety and tolerance

Safety studies have demonstrated excellent tolerability in dogs within the indicated weight range. No significant adverse effects were observed when administered at doses higher than the recommended dose. Compatible with most common veterinary treatments.

Frequently asked questions about ADTAB dog 225mg 5,5-11kg chewable

• How long does it take for ADTAB 225mg to take effect in dogs?
  ADTAB starts working within a few hours. Fleas die within 8 hours and ticks within 12 hours of administration.
• Is it safe to use ADTAB 225mg in small breed puppies?
  Yes, provided the puppy weighs at least 5,5 kg and is of the minimum age recommended by the manufacturer.
• Can the dog be bathed after administering ADTAB?
  Yes. Since ADTAB is an oral treatment, bathing or exposure to water does not affect its effectiveness.
• Does ADTAB prevent future flea infestations?
  Yes. It provides persistent protection against re-infestation for at least 1 month after administration.
• Does ADTAB eliminate both adult fleas and eggs or larvae?
  ADTAB acts on adult fleas. By quickly eliminating fleas, it disrupts the reproductive cycle and reduces the proliferation of eggs and larvae in the environment.
• Can ADTAB be used in conjunction with other antiparasitic medications?
  In general, yes. No significant interactions have been observed with other antiparasitic medications. However, it is recommended to consult a veterinarian for specific cases.
• What happens if I forget a monthly dose of ADTAB?
  It should be administered as soon as remembered. Protection will resume and continue for one month from the date of readministration.
• Is ADTAB effective against all tick species?
  Yes, it has shown effectiveness against several common species such as Ixodes, Rhipicephalus and Dermacentor, present in different geographical regions.