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FRONTLINE Spray F. Dogs/Cats, 500 ml

Name: FRONTLINE Spray F. Dogs/Cats, 500 ml
Brand: Boehringer Ingelheim Vetmedica GmbH
SKU: 00662824
Price: 54.58 USD
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FRONTLINE Spray f.Hunde/Katzen

Manufacturers: Boehringer Ingelheim Vetmedica GmbH

PZN: 00662824

Dosage: Spray

Content: 500 ml

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Instructions for use for FRONTLINE Spray F. Dogs/Cats, 500 ml

Frontline Spray, 2.5 mg/ml, spray for use on the skin, solution for dogs and cats

Active ingredient: fipronil.
Areas of application: for the treatment of dogs and cats against flea, tick and hair, tickets. Knocking of fleas (CTENOCEPHALIDES Spp.). The insecticide effectiveness against adult fleas remains in dogs up to 3 months and up to 6 weeks in cats. Kidnoting of ticks (Ixodes ricinus, Rhipicephalus sanguineus). The acarizide effectiveness against ticks lasts up to 4 weeks in dogs and cats. Knocking of Hairlingen (Trichodectes Canis, Felicola Subrostratus). The insecticide effectiveness against hair rings lasts up to 4 weeks in dogs and cats. For the treatment and control of flea interception allergy (flea alloymatitis = bland). [Okt 2017]

Read the package supplement and ask your doctor about risks and side effects Or pharmacist.

Frontline^® Spray 250 ml

Reliable protection against ticks, fleas and hairlings in cats and dogs
Frontline^® is an veterinary medicine for prevention, Treatment and reliable control of Ticks, fleas and hairlings in dogs and Cats. Frontline^® can also be treated can be used by flea interaction allergy.

Good reasons for frontline^®

Ticks and fleas can trigger skin diseases such as allergies and transfer pathogens of dangerous infectious diseases. Not only are our pets at risk, we as humans are also at risk if parasites are introduced into our home.

Frontline^® is the best known flea and tick protection agent2 and has been reliably protected from fleas and ticks for years. Many satisfied users speak for the success of the product. Frontline^® acts a highly selectively in parasite and is uncritical for dogs and humans when used correctly.

Reliable:
Knocking of over 95% of the fleas within 24 hours and over 90% of the ticks within 48 hours

Protective:
The active ingredient contains acts as soon as the parasite touches the skin, a jump -off is Not required for the effect

Compatible:
Low load for organs and Dog body because the active ingredient in the sebaceous glands are saved

Individually:
The amount of active ingredient can be exactly on that Weight of the animal can be adapted

Secure:
May be at puppies from the first Day of life to be applied

Application recommendation

Frontline^® should be used regularly, because only if there is continuously active ingredient is there a complete protection. The effectiveness against adult fleas remains up to 4 weeks in dogs for up to 3 months, in cats up to 6 weeks.

Spray formulation - tailored to The weight of the animal:

Choose a well -ventilated room for treatment or go outside with the animal. Wear disposable gloves for treatment.

Depending on the fur length, 6 to 12 pumping bumps per kilogram of body weight spray on fur and skin at a distance of approx. 10 cm, so that the entire surface of the body is well moistened. Then massage in the active ingredient solution with the treated hand so that the active ingredient gets onto the skin.

To treat the head, put some spray solution on the gloved hand and rub in the face of the animal. Save the eyes and nose of the animal. Then let the animal dry in the air.

How does Frontline^®work?

After application, the active ingredient is stored in the sebaceous glands and continuously released into the fur and the skin of the animal with the sebum. For optimal distribution, the animals should not be bathed 48 hours before and after the treatment.
Parasites take the active ingredient when contacted with fur and skin over the tank and are killed.
Frontline^® Spray can be used in puppies from the first day of life, even with pregnant and seamsters. The physical contact with the treated animal is harmless after drying the fur.

Questions & Answers

Why do I see ticks after the treatment?
Frontline^® kills over 90% of the ticks within 48 hours. Due to the principle of action, however, it is possible that temporarily living ticks are visible on the animal that have re -affected the animal. However, they are killed as soon as sufficient active ingredient has penetrated the tank and can then be easily removed.

Why do I see fleas after treatment?
Frontline^® kills over 95% of the fleas within 24 hours. As soon as fleas are discovered on the animal, the eggs, larvae and dolls have usually spread around the area. Because the adult fleas on the animal only make up about 5% of the flea infestation. New fleas can always develop from the flea brood, so the entire flea cycle must be broken to get rid of the plague. This is only the case if there is no more offspring, which may take several months. The flea brood can affect the entire home environment. Therefore, it is recommended to mechanically clean the environment as a supplementary measure by dusting daily vacuuming and washing the affected textiles and the flea brood to kill suitable insecticides (e.g. from Frontline Petcare).

Do I brush Frontline^® from the fur when I comb the animal?
In the case of routine grooming, an impairment of the effectiveness of Frontline^® is not to be expected.

What happens if my animal cleans up after the application?
After licking the solution, increased saliva can occur temporarily, which is mainly caused by an unpleasant taste of the carrier fabrics.

What happens if I accidentally spray on my animal?
Frontline^® is mainly saved in the upper layers of the skin The skin is negligible. Therefore, no symptoms of symptoms can be expected even when overdosing.

For how many treatments is a 100 ml spray bottle enough?
With a 100 ml spray bottle, a pump shot contains 0.5 ml of effective. A bottle So contains approx. 200 sprays.

What to do if I get the Frontline^® solution on your fingers?
Wash your hands with soap and make sure not to rub the solution into the mucous membranes. Then register with your family doctor and the manufacturer of Frontline^® and report the accidental exposure. Contact details of the company Boehringer Ingelheim can be found on www. vetmedica.de.

How long do I have to wait after the treatment until I again may stroke?
As with any medicine that is applied to the skin, it is recommended as a precaution that children or adults do not stroke the treated animal until the fur has dried. It is best to treat the animals in the early evening so that the fur can dry overnight. After drying, contact is harmless.

Does Frontline^® also help against mites?
Frontline^® is approved for killing fleas, ticks and hair. Use to combat other parasites may only be carried out on the advice of the treating veterinarian and under veterinary surveillance. Since most mites that can affect our four -legged friends are not visible with the naked eye, a veterinary examination is also necessary to find out which mite species it is.

What are hairlings?
Hairlings are wingless insects that our pets can affect. Different to They do not suck lice blood, but feed on skin scales or wound secretions. Frontline^® reliably kills dog hair.

Can Frontline^® Spray can also be used in other animals?
Frontline^® is approved for use in dogs and cats.

SOURCES

1 IQVIA ECTO Pharma Report 08/2018
2 Publicis Brand Monitor Germany Welle 2/2018