Tick & Flea Treatment for Dogs
Browse tick and flea treatment options for dogs in India at Paws & Tails™. Compare dog-labelled chewable tablets, spot-on solutions, sprays, powders, shampoos and collars from ranges including NexGard, Bravecto, Simparica, Frontline Plus, Fiprofort and Tickfree. Choose the exact formulation with your veterinarian, checking your dog's current weight, age and health history against the supplied label.
Oral listings include NexGard, NexGard Spectra, Bravecto, Simparica, Simparica Trio, Aventix and other dog products. Standard and combination formulations are distinct: do not assume matching ingredients, parasite coverage or administration intervals because products share part of a name. Compare the full name, strength, weight band and tablet quantity before ordering rather than selecting by price or pack appearance alone.
Topical dog listings include Frontline Plus, Fiprofort Plus, Nayflee Plus, Tickfree, Freedom and other spot-on ranges. Sprays, powders, medicated shampoos and the Kiltix dog collar offer different formats, each with its own directions and suitability requirements. A shampoo, spray, collar and spot-on are not interchangeable products. Ask your veterinarian before combining parasite-control products or changing between formulations.
This collection currently also contains cat-only products, a bird spray and other veterinary or supportive-care listings. Feline Broadline, feline Nayflee Plus, feline Fiprofort Plus, Selaforte for cats and Mitokill for birds should not be selected as dog treatments based on their placement here. Verify species on every product page and pack. Products labelled only for dogs must not be used on cats.
Other listings include doxycycline medicines, liver-support products, herbal drops and veterinary injections. Their presence does not establish that they kill ticks or fleas. Antibiotics and supportive supplements are not substitutes for an appropriate parasite-control plan, and injectable medicines require professional handling. Natural, herbal or homeopathic wording does not establish universal safety or proven parasite-control effectiveness.
Review the products below with your veterinarian's recommendation in hand. Confirm unclear ingredients, species restrictions and weight bands before purchase, and seek veterinary assessment if your dog is unwell rather than treating suspected tick-borne illness from a collection description.
