• Before starting the treatment, it is important to diagnose your dog for heartworm infection.
• If test result is positive, consult your vet for heartworm treatment.
• If test result is negative, you can start Valuheart treatment for prevention.
• Weigh your dog before administering the tablet.
• According to the bodyweight, purchase Valuheart pack.
• Administer one tablet a month and repeat the dosage every month.
• You can either give it directly into the mouth or mix it in food.
• Ensure that your dog finishes the whole meal for full dosage.
• In case you missed the monthly dose, consult your vet and start the treatment again.

Dosage

Note:- In case of dogs weighing more than 40 kg administer a combination of tablets.

• Valuheart is a proactive remedy for prevention of heartworm infection in dogs.
• It eliminates the heartworm larvae that infect the dog during the previous month.
• Valuheart is safe to use in dogs when combined with other flea and tick treatments.
• It is an effective heartworm prevention treatment for 6 weeks and older puppies and dogs.
• It kills heartworm larvae and protects dogs from fatal heart and lung diseases.
• Monthly treatment of Valuheart prevents heartworm re-infestation.
• This affordable heartworm prevention is suitable to use in puppies, adult dogs, breeding dogs and pregnant bitches.

• Before starting Valuheart, get your pet tested for the heartworm infection.
• Safe for all breeds and sizes of dogs.
• Store it away from direct sunlight.
• Keep it away from children and pets.

Contraindications

• Do not administer to dogs allergic to ingredient of the product.
• Do not treat puppies younger than 6 weeks of age.

Warning

• This product must be administered MONTHLY to prevent heartworm infection.
• It is recommended for use all year round.
• Please seek advice from your veterinarian regarding heartworm testing PRIOR to using this product if:
• your pet is older than 8 weeks of age when you start using this product OR
• one of the monthly doses is missed or is late by more than 1 week.

Caution: Collies including Border Collies and other breeds have genetic intolerance towards Ivermectin. Those pet owners with Collies and other susceptible breeds should look for alternatives to Ivermectin for the treatment of parasites.