DISANE 100% Natural Spot-On for Dogs and Puppies | 4 Units | Protection Against Fleas, Ticks, Louses and Mosquitos | Antiparasitic Drops Formulated under Veterinary Control
Natural antiparasitic pipettes for dogs free of chemical insecticides, so they can be used in puppies older than 3 months, pregnant females and dogs with allergies to conventional toxic insecticides. Disane antiparasitic drops can be used together with Disane's natural flea collar for dogs, thus increasing the effectiveness of the treatment and preventing infestations. In this case it is advisable to apply the spot-on solution at the end of the animal's back, just in front of the tail. Suitable for all breeds and sizes of dogs. Natural Insect Repellent Concentrated repellent of all types of insects and parasites: fleas, ticks, lice and mosquitoes (including the sandfly that transmits leishmania). not tested on animals in captivityformulated under veterinary control Read more Recommended Dose Use on uninfested animals after bathing by applying the content of the pipette in the area between the neck and the back, lifting the hair of the animal so that the liquid is in contact with the skin. In medium and large dogs apply also in front of the tail and in the middle of the back. Recommended dose: Dogs of less than 11 pounds. 1 pipette of 1.5 ml / monthDogs between 11 pounds and 22 pounds: 2 pipettes of 1.5 ml / monthDogs between 22 pounds and 44 pounds: 3 pipettes of 1.5 ml / monthDogs over 44 pounds: 4 pipettes of 1.5 ml / month Read more Dogs in rural areas In dogs that transit or inhabit areas of risk (houses with gardens, rural environments...etc), regardless of the weight, apply 1 pipette every 15 days or maintain the dose and combine it with the use of the flea collar and / or the insect repellent spray by spraying the dog on legs, belly and areas with folds (behind the ears, armpits ... etc) before going for a walk to avoid that the ticks adhere to the body of our pet. Read more
Product Features
- Concentrated repellent of all types of insects and parasites: fleas, ticks, lice and mosquitoes (including the sandfly that transmits leishmaniasis).
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