Dimpylate Small & Medium Dog Collar Flea and tick repellent Beaphar

The composition may be subject to variations, so we advise you to always check the list on the purchased product.

Ingredients: Active substance: Dimpylate 3,6g, excipients qsp 24g.

Contraindications: Do not apply to puppies under 3 months. Do not apply to sick or convalescent animals or animals with skin lesions.
Use during pregnancy and lactation: This product should not be used on pregnant or milk feeding bitches.
Drug interactions: Do not use other organophosphate insecticides on the animal while it is wearing the collar.
Undesirable effects: Irritation may occur on the animal's neck as a result of wearing the collar. In this case, remove the collar until the symptoms have disappeared. Undesirable effects have been observed in dogs: mainly vomiting, tremors and even convulsions. Treatment is symptomatic and eliminatory.
Special warning: Remove the collar at the first signs of intolerance.
Precautions for use: Special precautions for use on animals: Remove the collar if the dog is bathed or washed and put it back on when the hair is dry. The collar's efficiency may be reduced if the coat is repeatedly and significantly wet (rain, Bath). In this case, the collar should be changed earlier. It is still possible for a tick to attach itself to the collar. Consequently, the transmission of infectious diseases by this parasite cannot be totally ruled out if conditions are unfavourable. For external use. Do not swallow.
Special precautions to be taken by the person administering the veterinary medicine to animals: Wash your hands after fastening the collar around the animal's neck. Do not smoke, drink or eat while wearing the collar. Avoid contact with the Skin. Keep away from food and drink, including pet food. Do not allow Children to play with the collar.
Storage instructions: Store in its original packaging. Do not store at temperatures above 30°C.
Precautions to be taken when disposing of unused medicines or waste : Dimpylate is toxic to aquatic organisms. Empty containers and any leftover product must be disposed of in accordance with current practices governed by waste regulations.