CapShield Maxx Flea Protection Flavored Tablets for Dogs - XS 2- 10lbs

Monthly Oral Flea Control with Fast-Acting Defense

CapShield Maxx is an oral flea protection tablet specifically designed for dogs, offering dual-action defense against flea infestations. Containing a powerful combination of Nitenpyram and Lufenuron, this once-monthly supplement kills adult fleas on contact and interrupts the flea life cycle by preventing the development of eggs and larvae. Designed for convenience, the beef-flavored chew is palatable for dogs and easy for pet parents to administer—no messy topical treatments or biting pests in between.

Ideal for households with multiple pets, CapShield Maxx for Dogs ensures fast relief and long-term protection against recurring flea problems.

What Are the Key Benefits of CapShield Maxx Flea Tablets for Dogs?

CapShield Maxx offers veterinarian-recommended protection with added convenience features that outperform standard flea treatments:

• Dual active ingredients (Nitenpyram + Lufenuron) for fast kill and long-lasting prevention
• Kills adult fleas within hours of ingestion, offering near-immediate relief
• Disrupts flea life cycle by inhibiting egg and larval development
• Tasty beef flavor ensures easy acceptance by dogs of all sizes
• Color-coded dosing system simplifies multi-pet households
• No greasy residue like spot-on treatments
• Safe for puppies over 8 weeks and 2 pounds

What Are the Active Ingredients in CapShield Maxx?

Nitenpyram is a fast-acting insecticide that kills adult fleas within hours.
Lufenuron is an insect growth regulator (IGR) that halts the flea life cycle by preventing eggs from hatching.

How Do I Give CapShield Maxx to My Dog?

CapShield Maxx is administered orally, once per month. Always give with food for optimal absorption.

• Choose the correct dosage based on your dog’s weight and color-coded tablet
• Offer the chew directly or mix with food
• Use consistently every 30 days for year-round protection

What Are the Side Effects of CapShield Maxx?

While generally well-tolerated, some dogs may experience:

• Vomiting or diarrhea
• Temporary lethargy
• Itching or skin irritation

These effects are typically mild and resolve on their own. If symptoms persist, consult your veterinarian immediately.

Are There Any Warnings or Precautions?

• For dogs only – do not use in cats or other animals
• Do not administer to dogs under 8 weeks of age or under 2 pounds
• Store in a cool, dry place away from children and animals
• Always consult a veterinarian before starting flea treatments, especially if your dog is on other medications

What Packaging and Tablet Options Are Available?

• 6 tablets per bottle – a 6-month supply for one dog
• Clearly labeled and color-coded per weight range
• Easy to store and identify for households with multiple pets