• Transient alopecia at the application site
• Diarrhea (with or without blood)
• Loose stool
• Vomiting
• Anorexia
• Lethargy
• Muscle tremors
• Tachypnea
• Salivation
• Seizures
• Death
• Fever
• Ataxia
• Erythema
• Urticaria
• Pruritus

• This product can irritate the eyes or skin of humans. Thoroughly wash your hands after handling.
• Never use in underweight, debilitated, or sick pets.
• Ensure that dogs receive a heartworm test prior to use. Dogs with an existing infection should receive treatment before starting this medication.
• Do not use on dogs under 6 weeks old.
• Keep out of reach of animals and children.
• Do not use in humans.
• Human reactions have included skin redness, itching, and hives.
• If you have had a previous hypersensitivity reaction to this product, use with caution or consult a physician for advice before handling.
• In case of eye contact, use large amounts of water to flush the eyes.
• To obtain further information about side effects reporting, visit http://www.fda.gov/reportanimalae or call 1-888-FDA-VETS.
• This product is flammable and should be kept away from ignition sources, open flame, sparks, and heat.
• This product does not kill D. immitis in the adult stage.
• Although circulating microfilariae could decrease after use, this product is not formulated for clearance against microfilariae.
• No hypersensitivity reactions have been reported in dogs with a patent heartworm infection when given 3 times recommended selamectin dosages. No higher dose was studied.

• Up to 5 Pounds: Mauve
• 5.1 to 10 Pounds: Lavender
• 10.1 to 20 Pounds: Brown
• 20.1 to 40 Pounds: Red
• 40.1 to 85 Pounds: Teal
• 85.1 to 130 Pounds: Plum

• Up to 5 Pounds: Mauve (15 mg selamectin in each 0.25 mL tube)
• 5.1 to 10 Pounds: Lavender (30 mg selamectin in each 0.25 mL tube)
• 10.1 to 20 Pounds: Brown (60 mg selamectin in each 0.5 mL tube)
• 20.1 to 40 Pounds: Red (120 mg selamectin in each 1 mL tube)
• 40.1 to 85 Pounds: Teal (240 mg selamectin in each 2 mL tube)
• 85.1 to 130 Pounds: Plum (360 mg selamectin in each 3 mL tube)

1. Remove tube from package.
2. Hold the tube upright, allowing the expiration date and lot number to show (located on the bottom of the tube).
3. Bend the applicator tip backward until it easily snaps off.
4. Part your dog's hair along the back. The recommended location of application is in front of the shoulder blades at the base of his or her neck. The skin should be visible.
5. With the applicator tip against the pet's skin, give the tube 3 to 4 squeezes until the contents are completely dispensed in a single spot.
6. With the tube still squeezed, drag the applicator away as you lift and remove the applicator from the skin.
7. Look at the applicator and verify that it is completely empty.

• Not to massage into the skin
• Not to apply to broken skin (because of the alcohol content of the product)
• To avoid contact with your own skin
• Not to apply to a wet coat
• To wait 24 hours to shampoo or bathe the pet
• To dispose of the empty tube properly (in your regular household garbage)

A powdery residue, discolored hair, hair clumping, or hair stiffness may occur at the application site. These effects are normal, transient, and not a cause for concern.