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Sentinel Flavor Tabs

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RxSentinel Flavor Tabs

Item # 2545270

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Sentinel Sentinel Flavor Tabs
Sentinel Sentinel Flavor Tabs

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Pet Breed Size: 11 to 25 lb.

Months Supply: 12 Months

RxSentinel Flavor Tabs

Item # 2545270

Rx

This item requires prescription approval.

Fulfilled by

allivetLogo

Sentinel Sentinel Flavor Tabs
Sentinel Sentinel Flavor Tabs

Autoship


One Time Purchase

Pet Breed Size: 11 to 25 lb.

Months Supply: 12 Months

Sentinel Flavor Tabs are indicated for dogs and puppies four weeks of age and older, weighing at least two pounds. It prevents heartworm disease, controls flea populations, and manages adult hookworm, roundworm, and whipworm infections. Lufenuron, an active ingredient in Sentinel, prevents flea egg development, thereby controlling flea populations, but does not kill adult fleas. Give these Sentinel Flavor Tabs for dogs monthly for year-long safety.How it Works

  • Lufenuron and milbemycin oxime eradicate infestation of worms and control fleas
  • Milbemycin oxime, a macrocylic anthelmintic, is believed to interfere with invertebrate neurotransmission
  • Milbemycin oxime is known to eliminate heartworm larvae in the tissue stage, along with roundworm (Toxascaris leonina and Toxocara canis), whipworm (Trichuris vulpis), and hookworm (Ancyclostoma caninum) when the recommended dosage schedule is followed
  • Lufenuron is shown to control fleas by preventing flea eggs from developing, but it does not kill fleas in the adult stage. An adulticide may be used concurrently to control adult fleas adequately.


Special Precautions
  • Sentinel Flavor Tabs should not be given to puppies under 4 weeks old or under 2 pounds.
  • Your dog should be tested for heartworms prior to taking Sentinel Flavor Tabs.
Overdose Information

Contact your closest emergency pet hospital.

Side Effects

The following side effects have been reported:
  • Diarrhea
  • Vomiting
  • Loss of appetite
  • Depression
  • Lethargy
  • Staggering
  • Drooling
  • Seizures
Sentinel® does not have any known reaction with other drugs at this time.

Studies have indicated that collies, sheepdogs, and other herding dog breeds that have a genetic mutation known as MDR1 may be more sensitive to elevated levels of milbemycin and more likely to have serious adverse reactions including coma and death. These adverse reactions are associated with high quantities of milbemycin. Discuss any concerns you have with your veterinarian. Some forms of milbemycin that contain pork extracts for flavor may cause a food allergy in some pets.

Your pet should be tested for heartworms before using Sentinel heartworm preventive, as pets with high levels of heartworms in their system sometimes react to milbemycin. Discuss the use of Sentinel for pregnant or lactating dogs with your veterinarian.

Storage

Store at room temperature. Keep out of the reach of children.

    • Rx only
    • Available in 6- or 12-month supplies of Sentinel tablets for dogs, depending on their weight
    • Administered to pets on a monthly basis
    • Designed to remove and control whipworm and adult roundworm, prevent heartworm disease, control adult hookworm and prevent and control fleas
    • Formulated for dogs and puppies 4 weeks of age and older and weighing 2 lb. or more
    • Works to kill immature heartworms, as well as prevent flea eggs from maturing
    • Flavored beef tablet makes it easy to feed to pets as a treat or with food
    • Does not kill adult fleas
    • When administering, be sure pets eat a full meal and make sure to watch dogs to ensure they consume the entire dosage; if they don't, administer another full recommended dose as soon as possible
    • Not safe for use with cats and large dog tablets are not safe for small dogs
    • Before taking, make sure to speak with your vet about other drugs your dog is taking, including supplements and vitamins; also let them know of any reactions or allergies they've had to other medications
    • Speak with your veterinarian about how to protect yourself and your family from intestinal worms