Nuheart Generic Heartgard for Dogs

• Weigh your dog before starting the treatment to ensure dosage accuracy.
• Administer orally once a month as directed.
• Offer the tablet with food or by dissolving in water.
• Ensure the full dose is consumed, and if a dose is missed, re-dose immediately.
• For optimal parasite control, treat your dog on or about the same day each month.

Nuheart Dosage for Dogs:

Note: For dogs over 100 lbs, administer the appropriate combination of tablets.

• Convenient heartworm prevention treatment
• Small, flavored tablet for easy dosing
• Helps prevent the deadly heartworm disease
• Simple once-a-month dosing
• Water-soluble tablets
• Suitable for dogs and puppies from 6 weeks of age

• Designed for dogs only.
• Read the product label before using.
• Consult a veterinarian before using.
• Not for use in puppies below 6 weeks of age.
• In case of ingestion by humans, contact a physician immediately.
• Use with caution in ivermectin-sensitive dog breeds, including Collies and Border Collies.
• Get your dog tested for heartworms before starting treatment with Nuheart.
• Nuheart is not effective against adult heartworms.
• Wash your hands properly before and after use.
• Dispose of the container by wrapping with paper and putting it in the garbage.
• Store in a cool and dry place.
• Keep out of reach of children and pets.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is Nuheart a generic Heartgard?

Nuheart contains the same active ingredient as Heartgard (ivermectin) and offers similar heartworm prevention coverage.

2. Is Nuheart safe for dogs?

Nuheart tablets are generally safe for dogs when used under a veterinarian’s consultation and according to the label instructions.

3. How often should I administer Nuheart?

One Nuheart tablet offers protection for up to a month, so it should be given regularly each month for ongoing protection.

4. What if I miss a Nuheart dose?

If you miss a dose, contact your veterinarian promptly for advice regarding the next dose. Dogs may require heartworm testing before restarting prevention, particularly if the delay exceeds one month.

5. Is heartworm testing really essential before starting treatment with Nuheart?

Yes, heartworm testing is recommended before starting prevention in dogs, especially those that have never received heartworm prevention treatments, have missed doses, or are starting prevention later in life. Most heartwormers do not kill adult worms, and an existing infection can result in serious reactions.

6. Can Nuheart be used in pregnant or breeding dogs?

Consult your veterinarian before using Nuheart in pregnant, breeding, or lactating dogs. Veterinary guidance is recommended for any treatment use during pregnancy.

7. Does Nuheart treat intestinal worms like Heartgard Plus?

No. Nuheart is indicated for the prevention of heartworm disease only. Separate worming treatments may be required based on veterinary advice.

8. Can I skip a Nuheart dose in winter months?

You should never miss a Nuheart dose. Heartworm transmission can occur before symptoms appear. Consistent monthly prevention helps maintain protection throughout the year.

9. What pack sizes are available for Nuheart Generic Heartgard?

It is available in two pack sizes:

• Nuheart for Dogs 6 Tablets
• Nuheart for Dogs 12 Tablets

10. How can I order Nuheart for Dogs?

You can buy Nuheart online from our website CanadaVetCare, and avail our seasonal offers and special discounts.

11. Why should I buy Nuheart heartwormer from CanadaVetCare?

CanadaVetCare is a customer-favorite online pet supplies store. We offer genuine pet products, coupled with reliable information and excellent customer services, so you can ensure a trustworthy shopping experience for your pet. Moreover, we strive to offer the lowest possible prices with a 100% customer satisfaction guarantee.

Note: Always read and confirm the product details with the official label and manufacturer’s website. Do not use any information provided here as professional veterinary advice.

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