Simparica Trio Chewable Tablets for Dogs

Not only is Simparica safe, but it also guards your dog against fleas, helps in the control of tick infestations, roundworms, adult hookworm infections, and heartworm! It is the only product that contains the potent cocktail of sarolaner, moxidectin, and pyrantel. It is a broad-spectrum medication that your dog needs to take only once a month.

Simparica Trio protects dogs against deadly illnesses like heartworm disease. It does not make your dog sick, and it protects your dog from becoming sick. It has been demonstrated safe by the U.S Food and Drug Administration.

Simparica Trio Chewable tablets don't have many side effects. Your dog may experience vomiting and diarrhea as these were frequently reported adverse reactions during clinical trials. Along with these, you might see that your dog is being more active, drinking more water, and urinating more frequently. Some owners reported ear infections, anorexia, itching, diarrhea, and lethargy as well. Simparica Trio contains sarolaner, a part of the isoxazoline family. These classes of drugs have been known to have neurologic adverse reactions including seizures, muscle tremors, and more. However, if your dog doesn't have a history of neurologic disorders, they should be safe as the FDA has approved this medicine.

Simparica Trio can be a little challenging on your dog's body. Keep an eye on your dog for the first week after you give them the first dose. However, remember that this medicine should only be given under veterinary supervision. Discuss side effects with your vet and also ask them about what emergency signs you should keep an eye out for. As different dogs react to different medicines differently, your vet would be in the best position to make this assessment after reviewing your dog's medical history.

Both Simparica and Simparica Trio kill fleas and ticks, are liver-flavored and need a prescription to purchase. However, this is where their similarities end. Only Simparica Trio prevents heartworm and prevents hookworms, roundworms, and five kinds of ticks. Simparica works a little faster than Trio, though. Simparica needs 3 hours to start to kill fleas and 8 hours for ticks. However, while Trio still needs 8 hours for ticks, it starts to kill fleas within 4 hours instead of 3. Finally, they are made up of different medicines as well. Simparica contains only sarolaner, while Simparica trio contains sarolaner, moxidectin, and pyrantel.

This depends on the infestation that your dog has. If your dog has fleas, Simparica Trio starts killing them within 4 hours of ingestion, and it is 100% effective 8 hours after the first dose. If your dog has ticks, Simparica kills 98.9% of them within 48 hours of the first dose. If your dog has roundworms, you can rest assured that this medicine will kill 99.2% of adult roundworms and at least 94% of hookworms. It also results in a decrease in fecal egg count for roundworms, which heads off the re-infection cycle from eggs.

Yes, Simparica Trio kills ticks, fleas, roundworms, hookworms, and heartworms. Among ticks, it kills five different species of ticks. Most tick medications kill only 4. These 5 are the Lone Star tick, the American dog tick, the Gulf Coast tick, brown dog tick, and black-legged tick.

Fleas exist in the outdoor environment your dog visits during walks and in your yard. This means that fleas may jump onto your dog from any place outdoors. If you check your dog right after this happens, you may find fleas on your dog despite being on Simparica. However, Simparica helps with the treatment and control of flea infestations. Thus, it will kill off any adult fleas before they can lay eggs and start the infestation process.

Simparica Trio uses drugs that are classified for use only under medical supervision. Thus, it would be illegal for you to buy this medicine without a prescription from your vet. In addition to this, sarolaner, a drug used in this medicine, can cause adverse reactions, including tremors. While these adverse reactions in clinical settings might not apply to your dog, only your vet is qualified to make that assessment. Speak to them about Simparica Trio if you think your dog needs this medicine.