Nuheart for Dogs

Nuheart Heartworm Tablets for Dogs – Generic Heartgard Plus

Nuheart is an affordable monthly heartworm prevention treatment for dogs. It is an easy-to-dose tablet that works against the larval stages of heartworm parasites. It kills them before they develop into adult or mature heartworms that cause complications like lung and heart damage. It is an effective heartworm preventative that offers the same effectiveness as Heartgard tablets but at a much lower price. Nuheart for Dogs is safe to be given to dogs and puppies over the age of 6 weeks.

Administer Nuheart tablets regularly at monthly intervals to prevent the dangerous heartworm disease in dogs. Its small tablet size and sweetly meat-flavoured base ensure easier dosing and less rejection. Furthermore, Nuheart can even be dissolved quickly in a small amount of water and mixed in the pet’s food. They won’t even know they’ve had it!

Nuheart for Dogs - How it works?

Nuheart generic Heartgard heartwormer is a monthly heartworm preventative that contains the active ingredient Ivermectin. Ivermectin helps in the thorough destruction of the heartworm larvae and prevents them from maturing into adult heartworms, thereby preventing your dog from getting infected with heartworm disease.

• Costs relatively cheaper than Heartgard Plus
• Effective heartworm prevention for dogs
• Safe for puppies and dogs of all breeds
• Easy to administer heartworm tablets
• Highly palatable meat-flavored tablets
• Can be administered with or without food

Instructions To Use Nuheart

• Weigh your dog before treatment.
• According to your dog’s weight, select the appropriate pack.
• Administer the tablet into the mouth directly or mix it with it's food.
• When administering directly, place the tablet on the back of the dog’s throat and push it down the throat with the help of your index finger.
• You can also dissolve the tablet in 5-10ml of warm water or fluid.
• Ensure your pet consumes the entire dose.
• Give one tablet once a month all year round.
• If you miss a dose, contact your veterinarian immediately for advice.

• Start the treatment only if your dog is not infected with heartworms.
• Have your dog checked for the presence of heartworms prior to beginning treatment with Nuheart.
• Do not use in animals allergic to its active ingredient.
• Puppies younger than 6 weeks should not be given these tablets.
• Store the product in a cool and dry place.
• Keep out of reach from children and pets.

Caution: Collies including Border Collies and other breeds have a genetic intolerance to Ivermectin. Those pet owners with Collies and other susceptible breeds should look for alternatives to Ivermectin for the treatment of parasites.