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Frontline Tri-act Dogs From 2 To Pipettes X6 6 Pipettes de 0,5ml

Name: Frontline Tri-act Dogs From 2 To Pipettes X6 6 Pipettes de 0,5ml
Brand: Frontline
SKU: 5915460
Price: 25.80 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (2 reviews)

£25.80

£8,600.00/l

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FRONTLINE
Tri-act

solution for spot-on
dogs from 2 to 5kg
Flea and Tick
flies biting
Sandflies
Mosquitoes
pipettes 0.5ml x6

Frontline Tri-Act solution for spont-on for dogs from 2 to 5 kg.
3 in 1: Repel, Treat, Prevent.

For the treatment and prevention of infestations by fleas and / or ticks when repulsive (anti-gorging) activity is required against sandflies, biting flies and / or mosquitoes.

Frontline Tri-Act kills adult fleas within 24 hours of arrival on your pet.
Eliminates ticks within 48 hours of arrival in order to limit the risk of disease transmission.
This risk is maximum 48 hours after fixation of the tick on the animal.
Frontline Tri-Act also has a repellent effectiveness against ticks that transmit the piroplasmosis of the dog.
Repels phlebotomos, mosquitoes and biting flies.
This medicine also has an insecticidal efficacy against phlebotomes and biting flies.

REF:

3661103046844

Compositions & ingredients

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

Ingredients: Fipronil 33.8mg, permethrin 252.4mg.

Do not use in cats.
Ask your veterinarian for advice.

How to use it

Pull the pipette out of its packaging, hold it vertically and cut the tip with scissors to open it.
To your dog's neck: part the coat until the skin is visible and apply about half of the pipette
Repeat the operation at a second point in front of the shoulder blades and empty the second half of the pipette.

Apply to dry skin.
It is very important to spread the hair between the shoulders so that the skin is visible: apply the product well on the skin and not on the hair.
Wait 2 days after application before bathing your pet.

Tip: Treat all animals in the home with suitable antiparasitic agents.
Treat regularly, every month if necessary.

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