Fiprotec Tick and Flea Spot-On for Extra Large Dogs 40-60kg (10 Pipette’s) Yellow

R1,252.04

A monthly flea and tick treatment for dogs that provides effective control against infestations.

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Fiprotec Spot-On for Dogs is a highly effective treatment designed to prevent and control flea and tick infestations in dogs. Containing 9.7% m/v Fipronil, this spot-on solution kills fleas and ticks following a single application. Its residual action continues to kill fleas for up to 2 months (8 weeks) and ticks for up to 1 month (4 weeks). This product is also an aid in controlling flea allergy dermatitis in dogs, making it an essential addition to your pet care routine.

Who the product is for

Fiprotec Yellow is suitable for dogs weighing between 40-60 kg, providing targeted protection against fleas and ticks.

Key benefits

• Monthly treatment for effective flea and tick control
• Kills fleas within hours of application
• Residual action lasts up to 2 months for fleas and 1 month for ticks
• Helps manage flea allergy dermatitis
• Easy-to-use spot-on application

Directions for use

Body Weight of Dog	Dosage
Up to 10 kg	0.67 ml
10 – 20 kg	1.34 ml
20 – 40 kg	2.68 ml
40 – 60 kg	4.02 ml

Application Instructions

- Remove the pipette from the rack and twist off the top.
- Part the hair between the shoulder blades to expose the skin.
- Squeeze the pipette several times to empty its contents directly onto the visible skin.
- Avoid bathing or shampooing your dog for 3 days before or after application to ensure maximum efficacy.

Store in a cool, dark place at or below 25°C. Keep out of reach of children and uninformed persons.

Warnings

For external animal use only; do not treat puppies younger than 10 weeks of age.
Toxic to fish and bees; avoid contact with hands or skin.
Wash hands thoroughly with soap and water after use, and do not smoke, eat, or drink during application.

Precautions

Dispose of used containers with domestic refuse. If any adverse reactions are suspected, seek veterinary advice immediately.