FAQ

Sentinel does not kill adult fleas; it only prevents flea eggs from hatching.

Sentinel offers broad-spectrum parasite protection, including heartworms, intestinal worms, and flea egg control, but does not kill adult fleas like Nexgard.

Sentinel does not kill adult fleas; it only prevents flea eggs from developing and hatching.

Sentinel offers comprehensive parasite prevention including heartworms, intestinal worms, and flea egg inhibition, while Nexgard primarily targets adult fleas and ticks.

Sentinel does not kill adult fleas; it only prevents flea eggs from developing and hatching.

Sentinel is more comprehensive in parasite control, covering heartworms, intestinal worms, and flea eggs, but does not kill adult fleas like Nexgard.

Sentinel protects dogs from heartworm disease, controls intestinal parasites, and prevents flea eggs from hatching with once-a-month oral tablets.

Sentinel should be given to dogs once a month, ideally immediately after or with a normal meal to ensure proper absorption.

Sentinel protects against heartworms, intestinal parasites, and flea eggs, while Heartgard primarily targets heartworms and a few intestinal worms, but not fleas.

Sentinel for dogs protects against heartworm disease, adult hookworms, roundworms, whipworms, and prevents flea eggs from hatching.