ELANCO AdTab 2x900mg, Flea and tick tablet for dogs weighing 22 – 45 kg

Set 2x900mg (2 tablets)

60 days of protection!

Why choose AdTab tablets?

✅ One delicious tablet

✅ One month of protection

✅ Suitable for puppies and young dogs

✅ Protection against fleas and ticks

✅ Over the counter

2x AdTab Tablet for Dog

A tasty and easy-to-administer tablet that protects your dog against fleas and ticks for a whole month.

AdTab is a small, tasty , meat-flavored chewable tablet for dogs that quickly kills ticks and fleas. It is safe, effective , and starts working in just two hours. The effects of AdTab last for a whole month. With over 99% of dogs in the studies accepting it (links below), you can be sure that you are always taking proper care of your pet. 

The medicine is suitable for all dogs from 8 weeks of age, with the body weight specified in the offer header and has been tested for safety, and in clinical studies there was no interaction of the active substance with other drugs commonly used in dogs. AdTab is a quick and convenient solution available without a prescription .

Discover AdTab – safety and protection for your dog

• Protection against : fleas and ticks
• Over the counter : available at veterinary clinics and pet stores
• Can be used : in puppies from 8 weeks of age and with the body weight specified in the offer header
• Method of administration : chewable tablet
• Frequency of treatments : one tablet protects for up to 1 month

How does AdTab for dogs work?

Extensive studies have shown that the active substance used is highly effective and well tolerated by dogs at recommended doses. The active substance contained in AdTab causes excessive stimulation of the nervous system of fleas and ticks, which quickly results in their death. The tablet kills fleas on the dog before the product is administered within 6 hours, and ticks within 8 hours. It affects only fleas and ticks, not dogs or people, and works for a whole month.

Contains only what is necessary!

The active substance contained in the tablets is in its pure active form (as S-enantiomer). The inactive form (R-enantiomer) is removed and only the pure active substance remains in the body. The following benefits result from this:

• less burden on the dog’s body
• lower risk of side effects compared to products containing an active substance that is a mixture of both enantiomers
• better effectiveness with the same drug dose

To sum up, the dog’s body receives only the necessary substance and nothing more!

Full product characteristics will be sent via email after purchase.

How to use?

Step 1 –  Choose the AdTab product appropriate for your dog’s height and weight

Step 2 –  Remove the tablet from the package

Step 3 –  Place the tablet in your dog’s food or let your dog take it from your hand

Step 4 –  For full effectiveness, make sure you administer the tablet while feeding your dog or within 30 minutes of the last feeding

FAQ, or frequently asked questions.

1. What active substance does AdTab contain?

AdTab contains an active ingredient called lotilaner. Lotilaner has an immediate and month-long killing effect on fleas and ticks.

2. How should AdTab for dogs be administered?

AbTab for dogs is quick and easy to use, making it a convenient way to protect your pet from fleas and ticks. To protect your dog from fleas and ticks, we recommend administering AbTab once a month.

• Step 1: Choose the AdTab product according to your dog’s weight
• Step 2: Remove the tablet from the package
• Step 3: Place the tablet in the food or in the palm of your hand
• Step 4: For full effectiveness, administer the tablet during or after feeding.
• Step 5: Use monthly 

3. Which AdTab product is right for my dog?

To protect your dog over 8 weeks of age from fleas and ticks, choose the AdTab product that is right for your dog’s weight and, to ensure full effectiveness, give the tablet with or after feeding. When choosing the right strength for your dog, follow these guidelines:

• Dogs weighing 1.3 kg to 2.5 kg: AbTab tablet 56 mg lotilaner 
• Dogs weighing over 2.5 kg up to 5.5 kg: AbTab tablet 112 mg lotilaner 
• Dogs weighing over 5.5 kg up to 11 kg: AbTab 225 mg lotilaner tablet 
• Dogs weighing over 11 kg up to 22 kg: AbTab 450 mg lotilaner tablet 
• Dogs weighing over 22 kg up to 45 kg: AbTab 900 mg lotilaner tablet 

4. What does the AdTab for dogs package contain?

Each pack of AdTab for dogs contains one chewable tablet. Each tablet protects against fleas and ticks for one month, meaning that a pack containing one tablet provides protection for one month.

5. How to get rid of fleas from your home?

If your dog gets fleas, they can spread throughout your home. Flea eggs laid in your pet’s fur can remain in your home and give rise to larvae. The larvae develop into pupae, which then develop into adults that can feed on your pet. Flea eggs, larvae, and pupae can hide in carpets, floor coverings, bedding, and upholstered furniture throughout your home.

If, despite using AbTab tablets, you still find fleas in your pet’s fur, there is a chance that these are newly hatched individuals from your immediate environment. Naturally, within a month of administering AdTab tablets, the parasites that get onto the treated animal will die. 

In the case of a flea infestation in your home, speed is key. Be sure to regularly wash your pet’s bedding and vacuum your carpets and floors to eliminate fleas at any stage of development. 

6. Can ticks remain on the animal despite using the product?

There are several reasons why you may still find ticks in your pet’s fur. During a walk, ticks can get onto your dog’s fur, even if it is treated. The active ingredient in the medicine works on parasites after a bite, so ticks can attach themselves to the animal’s skin. Ticks may be visible on your pet’s skin, attached but dead. This is especially true in areas where these parasites are most common.

7. Can AdTab cause side effects?

As with any medication, there is a possibility of side effects. For more information on side effects, please refer to the package leaflet. Any concerns about your dog’s health should always be reported to your veterinarian.