What dogs should not take NexGard?
Karson Hamill
2025-08-08 17:08:07
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Although these products can and have been safely used in the majority of dogs and cats, pet owners should consult with their veterinarian to review their patients’ medical histories and determine whether a product in the isoxazoline class is appropriate for their pet. The FDA considers products in the isoxazoline class to be safe and effective for dogs and cats but is providing this information so that pet owners and veterinarians can take it into consideration when choosing flea and tick products for their pets. Isoxazoline products have been associated with neurologic adverse reactions, including muscle tremors, ataxia, and seizures in some dogs and cats. Although most dogs and cats haven’t had neurologic adverse reactions, seizures may occur in animals without a prior history. The FDA-approved drugs in this class are Bravecto tablets for dogs, Bravecto topical solution for cats and dogs, Bravecto Plus topical solution for cats, Bravecto 1-month tablets for dogs, Credelio tablets for dogs and cats, Nexgard tablets for dogs, Nexgard Plus chewable tablets for dogs, Nexgard Combo topical solution for cats, Simparica tablets for dogs, Simparica Trio tablets for dogs, Revolution Plus topical solution for cats. If your dog or cat experiences any adverse event while using an isoxazoline product, first consult your veterinarian.
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