Credelio chewable tablets for dogs 225mg 5,5-11kg 18 tablets

For dogs weighing 5,5 to 11 kg, Credelio Chewable Dog 225mg 5,5-11kg 18 tablets offers flea and tick control in a chewable tablet format, without the need for spot-on treatments or collars. Each tablet provides 225 mg of lotilaner, and the pack contains 18 tablets.

For what do you use it

It is indicated for flea and tick infestations in dogs. Because it eliminates fleas, it is also used as part of a flea allergy dermatitis (FAD) control program, one of the most common causes of itching in dogs. Its spectrum focuses on these external parasites and does not include internal parasites.

How it is presented

• Chewable tablet for oral administration.
• Lotilaner 225 mg per unit.
• Designed for dogs weighing 5,5 to 11 kg.
• Box of 18 tablets.

How it is administered

The tablet is given orally; because it's chewable, many dogs take it like a treat. The dosing schedule is determined by the veterinarian based on the dog's exposure to fleas and ticks: walks in the countryside, contact with other animals, the season, and the area where they live.

FAQ

What is the difference between a tablet and a pipette?

The tablet is swallowed and leaves no residue on the fur; the spot-on treatment is applied to the skin. Which is more suitable depends on the dog, its routine, and the veterinarian's advice.

What parasites does Credelio chewable dog 225mg 5,5-11kg 18 tablets cover?

Fleas and ticks. Internal worms require a different treatment.

My dog ​​weighs 10 kg and is still growing, what should I do?

As long as the dog weighs less than 11 kg, this weight range applies. Once it exceeds this weight, the veterinarian will indicate the next appropriate weight.

Is it useful if my dog ​​has a flea allergy?

Yes, it can be integrated into the management of PDA, which usually combines parasite control in the dog with cleaning beds, blankets and resting areas.

How many dogs can I handle with one box?

It depends on how many dogs of this weight range there are at home and the frequency set by the veterinarian.

Ask your veterinarian to confirm the most suitable weight band and schedule for your dog.