Frontline Combo Spot-On Cats and Ferrets 6 Pipettes
Frontline Combo Spot-On Cats and Ferrets 6 Pipettes is a spot-on solution for external use only suitable for cats and ferrets.
It eliminates fleas and protects against reinfestations for 4 weeks.
It inhibits the development of flea eggs, larvae and pupae (for 6 weeks for cats), which prevents contamination of the home.
It eliminates ticks and protects from new infestations up to 2 weeks for cat and during 4 weeks for ferrets.
It eliminates biting lice on cats.
It can be integrated into a therapeutic program of Allergic Dermatics by Flea Bites (DAPP).
The treatment has to be renewed every month (1 pipette = 1 month of treatment). The box contains 6 pipettes (6 months of treatment).
- Take a pipette out of the package.
- Hold the pipette straight. Tap the narrow part of the pipette to ensure that its contents remain in the wide part of the pipette and break off the tip with a sharp gesture towards the back of the pipette.
- Part the hair on the back of the animal, at the base of the neck between the shoulder blades, until the skin is visible. Place the tip of the pipette on the skin and press the pipette several times in order to completely empty its contents on the skin at one point. Wash your hands after use.?
Store in the original packaging.
Do not store above 30°C.
Do not use after the expiry date.
May harm aquatic organisms. Do not throw the product or empty containers into ponds, rivers or streams.
Do not dispose of medicines in sewers or household waste.
Ask a veterinarian or pharmacist how to dispose of non-useful medications.?
Fipronil, (S)-methoprene.
| EAN Code | 3661103006022 |
| Form | Solution |
| Presentation | Box |
| Contents | 6 Pipettes |
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Frontline products have been developed to kill fleas and ticks on animals by contact of the parasite with the medicine deposed on the skin.
Products that don't go in blood, but that are concentrated in the sebum and are then stored in the sebaceous glands.
Frontline also contains one insect growth regulator. This one avoids the infestation by eggs eventually produced before the death of the flea.
