Indications

Program is an oral tablet for dogs for the prevention and control of flea infestations.

Properties

Lufenuron, the active ingredient of PROGRAM, is an insect development inhibitor (IDI) belonging to the group of benzoyl-phenyl-ureas (BPUs). Like all BPU's, lufenuron acts as a chitin synthesis inhibitor. Female fleas feeding on treated animals will produce eggs out of which no larvae will hatch. The interruption of the flea life cycle results in a long-term, very effective flea control on the animal as well as in the environment.

Dosage and Administration

Labeled for dogs 45 to 90 lbs. in weight - package contains 6 flavored, chewable tablets that can be dosed down also for use in smaller dogs or cats - can be crumbled and mixed in with wet food - doing so makes them very cost effective for treating fleas and Ringworm control in both dogs and cats

PROGRAM  should be given orally once per month. Treatment of existing infestations can begin at any time. In cases of severe infestations the use of an adulticide during the first few weeks of the treatment may be necessary.

PROGRAM  is best used in a prophylactic way. In this case treatment should start in spring, before the beginning of the flea season, and repeated monthly throughout the flea season. PROGRAM can be given year round.

All dogs and cats in a household must be treated in order to prevent the build up of developing fleas in the environment, thus establishing an infestation. For cats use PROGRAM oral suspension or PROGRAM Injectable suspension for cats.

PROGRAM  must be administered with a meal. It can be given with a small quantity of food before the rest of the meal is given, or per os immediately after feeding.

Storage Recommendations and Shelf Life

The shelf life of PROGRAM tablets is 5 years when protected from moisture.

Available in cardboard boxes with 1 card containing 6 blistered tablets.