Interceptor for dogs is a monthly heartworm treatment for dogs that also treats other intestinal parasites.

The medicine is proven to prevent heartworms, hookworms, roundworms and whipworms.

Your veterinarian will prescribe the proper dose for your pet based on your pet’s weight.

Interceptor is a common brand and can easily be found online.

Active Ingredient In Interceptor For Dogs

Milbemycin oxime is an anti-parasite medicine proven to kill adult intestinal worms and destroys the larvae of heartworms.

Administering the Medication

The treatment is administered once a month preferably on the same day of each month. The treatment can be used year round or only during the time of year that mosquitoes are prevalent. Your veterinarian will recommend the method that is best for your dog.

Interceptor is a beef-flavored tablet, which most dogs will take as a treat. It can also be administered by crumbling the tablet and mixing it in your dog’s food. When mixing it in food, you must make sure all the food is eaten to ensure your dog has taken the full dose. It is recommended you observe your dog a few minutes after the dog has consumed the dose. Many times dogs will expel the tablet or part of the food it is mixed with.

Restrictions

Interceptor should not be given to puppies less than four weeks old or dogs that weigh less than two pounds.

Interceptor is safe to use in pregnant or nursing dogs. However, you should check with your veterinarian for advice before administering the medication. You may encounter a problem administering the dose and you pet may not consume the full dose. You should follow your veterinarian’s recommendation regarding missed or partial doses.

It is rare for a dog to have a reaction to the medicine contained in Interceptor. Some dogs may experience an allergic reaction. It is important to monitor your pet when you begin using the medication.
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