Last Updated: 03/06/2025
How to Make Parasite Prevention Simple and Stress-Free for Your Dog
Learn how to keep parasite control simple and stress free so your dog stays protected all year long. This article is written by Pet Circle veterinarian, Dr Belinda Stancombe BVSc in partnership with NexGard SPECTRA .
Author: Dr Belinda Stancombe BVSc (Hons)
Reading Time: 10 minutes - short read
For dogs who resist tablets or topical treatments, opt for chewable parasite preventatives.
These tasty, treat-like options are easy to give and often feel like a reward for your dog. This stress-free method ensures your dog stays protected by getting the whole dose, without the hassle.
NexGard SPECTRA is a tasty, beef-flavoured chew that dogs love, turning monthly parasite protection into a positive and enjoyable experience.
By turning prevention into a rewarding experience, you can make the process easier and reduce any anxiety your dog may have about treatment.
All-in-One Protection
Instead of managing multiple treatments, choose an all-in-one parasite preventative that protects against fleas, ticks, mites, lice, heartworms, and intestinal worms with a single dose.
This not only simplifies your routine but also reduces the risk of missed doses, ensuring consistent protection.
NexGard SPECTRA provides the most complete parasite protection, all in one tasty chew. It makes parasite protection easy for both you and your dog.
NexGard SPECTRA Protects Against
Fleas
Ticks
Mites and Lice
Heartworm
Roundworm, Hookworm and Whipworm
Flea Tapeworm
Stick to a Schedule
Consistency is essential for effective parasite prevention, and monthly products like NexGard SPECTRA make it simple. With just one tasty chew each month, you can provide your dog with year-round protection.
To stay on track, set a phone reminder or mark your calendar to avoid missing a dose. For added convenience, sign up for Pet Circle's Auto Delivery service to have your dog's preventatives - and all their essentials - delivered straight to your door on a regular schedule, eliminating the worry of reordering.
Choose a Treat-Style Solution
For dogs who resist tablets or topical treatments, opt for chewable parasite preventatives.
These tasty, treat-like options are easy to give and often feel like a reward for your dog. This stress-free method ensures your dog stays protected by getting the whole dose, without the hassle.
NexGard SPECTRA is a tasty, beef-flavoured chew that dogs love, turning monthly parasite protection into a positive and enjoyable experience.
By turning prevention into a rewarding experience, you can make the process easier and reduce any anxiety your dog may have about treatment.
Consult Your Vet for Tailored Solutions
Every dog is different, and your vet can recommend a parasite prevention plan tailored to your dog's specific needs.
Factors like age, weight, lifestyle, and existing health conditions should be considered when choosing the right product.
NexGard SPECTRA is trusted and recommended by Australian veterinarians, backed by years of proven effectiveness in protecting dogs from a wide range of parasites.
By incorporating an all-in-one parasite prevention solution into your dog's routine, protecting them becomes simple, stress-free, and highly effective. A trusted product with a proven track record ensures your dog receives reliable protection against fleas, ticks, mites, lice, heartworms, and intestinal worms. With easy monthly dosing and a convenient, palatable format, keeping your dog healthy and parasite-free has never been easier. Choose comprehensive protection for peace of mind and a happier, healthier life for your dog.
See product label for full claim details and directions for use.
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Wed 9th April 2025
Edited by Dr Teagan Lever BVSc (Hons)Dr Olivia Clarke BSc BVMS MANZCVS (Unusual Pets, Avian)
Veterinarian
Dr Olivia graduated from Murdoch University in 2015 and worked in Western Australia before moving to Sydney to work in specialist practice as an avian and exotics veterinarian. Olivia has thoroughly enjoyed the diversity of species and interesting cases in her time as an exotics veterinarian. She has a particular soft spot for rabbits and thoroughly enjoys all aspects of rabbit medicine and surgery. She also has many years of experience working with dogs and cats as well as an array of wildlife.
