SENTINEL® SPECTRUM is the most convenient way to get 3-in-1 parasite protection against heartworm, intestinal worms - including tapeworm and fleas. One delicious beefy flavoured chew given once a month with a full meal, all year round is all it takes to give your dog a lifetime of protection against the most dangerous worms and fleas.

Dogs should be tested by a veterinarian to ensure that they do not have heartworm before commencing SENTINEL® SPECTRUM .

Simply give one SENTINEL® SPECTRUM chew once a month with a full meal. Most dogs will take the chew from your hand.
SENTINEL® SPECTRUM must be given every month, preferably on the same date each month to ensure complete protection for your dog.SENTINEL® SPECTRUM is available in small dog sizes that can be given to puppies from 2 weeks of age.Pack sizes: 3 Chews and 6 Chews PropertiesMilbemycin oxime, praziquantel and lufenuron are the active ingredients in Sentinel Spectrum Tasty Chews.Milbemycin oxime interferes with nerve transmission in invertebrates, which helps protect against heartworm, roundworm, hookworm and whipworm (minimum dose rate: 0.5mg/kg).Praziquantel causes muscle spasm in tapeworm, which are then attacked by enzymes and disintegrate (minimum dose rate: 5mg/kg). It kills all intestinal forms of tapeworm except Spirometra spp, which require a higher than standard dose rate.Lufenuron is an insect growth regulator that interrupts the flea breeding cycle. Adult fleas that feed on an animal treated with Sentinel Spectrum will produce eggs or larvae that do not develop to the adult stage. Therefore reducing the number of fleas in the environment.
Sentinel Spectrum Tasty Chews are beef-flavoured, and studies have shown they are so palatable that 97% of dogs accept them straight from the hand.
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Sentinel Spectrum Tasty Chews provide broad spectrum parasite protection.
Sentinel Spectrum Tasty Chews prevent heartworm (Dirofilaria immitis) and control roundworm (Toxocara canis, Toxascaris leonina), hookworm (Ancylostoma caninum), whipworm (Trichuris vulpis), tapeworm and flea infestations in dogs.