Dog Flea and Tick Spot Treatment, Monthly Flea Control for Medium Dogs 10–20 kg and Two-Week Paralysis Tick Control
This dog flea and tick spot treatment is made for medium dogs weighing 10–20 kg (22–44 lb). It kills reinfestations of newly acquired adult fleas for at least one month and helps break the flea life cycle by preventing the development of flea eggs, larvae and pupae produced by acquired adult fleas for three months after treatment.
The treatment controls brown dog ticks for up to one month and paralysis ticks for up to two weeks after application. It may also be used in the treatment and control of flea allergy dermatitis in dogs.
Key Features
- Rapid onset of action against newly acquired adult fleas, with protection from reinfestation lasting at least one month.
- Helps interrupt the flea life cycle on the dog and in its surroundings by killing all flea stages.
- Controls brown dog ticks for up to one month and paralysis ticks for up to two weeks after application.
- May be used for biting lice and for the treatment and control of flea allergy dermatitis in dogs.
- Spreads over the coat within 24 hours and becomes water-fast once it has spread.
- Suitable for dogs and puppies over eight weeks of age, including breeding, pregnant or lactating female dogs.
Specifications
- Dog weight range: 10–20 kg (22–44 lb).
- Pack sizes are labeled 3's and 6's.
- Flea and brown dog tick schedule: monthly application is recommended.
- Paralysis tick schedule: application every two weeks is recommended.
- After bathing or shampooing, wait until the dog is dry before treatment. Do not bathe or shampoo the dog during the 48 hours after treatment.
- Australian-registered product packaged and labeled for Australian conditions; labeled body weights are stated in kilograms.
- Shipping is unavailable to Japan and New Zealand.
Paralysis ticks are not killed immediately after attachment, so this treatment does not guarantee prevention of tick paralysis. Search your dog daily throughout paralysis tick season, and consult your veterinarian for guidance on searching techniques and local tick seasonality. Treat household dogs together when managing biting lice or fleas.