DELTATIC 2CULAR CANI 0-5KG

active ingredients

A 35 cm collar (15.90 g) contains: active ingredient: deltamethrin 0,636 g. Excipient: titanium dioxide (E171) 0.239 g. For the full list of excipients, see paragraph 6.1.

Excellent

Polyvinyl chloride, calcium stearate, soy oil, epoxy, diisoottil adipato, titanium dioxide (E171), triphenyl phosphate, zinc stearate and calcium.

Contraindications

Do not use in case of hypersensitivity to the active ingredient or one of the excipients. Do not use in dogs with skin injuries. Do not use in puppies less than 7 weeks. Don't use in cats.

Population

External use. 1 collar for animal. The 35 cm long collar is used on very small dogs. For necks up to 28 cm (35 cm). Remove the collar from the packaging and separate the strip of removable material. Adjust the collar around the neck of the animal without tightening it too. Two flanked fingers must be able to fit between the band and the neck of the dog. Slide the ester through the buckle and cut the possible excess length that extends over 5 cm. This collar is designed with a safety lock mechanism (anti-angle safety). In the unlikely event that a dog remains trapped, the force of dogs is enough to widen the collar to allow quick release.

Conservation

Keep the bag in the cardboard/metal box to protect it from light. Validity period of the veterinary medicinal product packaged for sale: 48 months. Validity period the first opening of the primary packaging: use now.

Warnings

Since the collar exerts its full effect after a week, it should be applied preferably 1 week before animals are exposed to infestation. The ticks are killed and detached from the guest within 24 - 48 hours after the infestation without having made a blood meal, however, it cannot be excluded that individual ticks remain attacked after treatment. Therefore, we cannot exclude the transmission of infectious diseases by ticks. Under adverse conditions, the transmission of infectious diseases through phlebotoms cannot be completely excluded. Special precautions for use in animals: the effect of shampoo on the effectiveness of the product has not been tested. Special precautions to be adopted by the person administering the veterinary medicinal product to animals: accidental ingestion of this product can cause adverse effects, including neurotoxic effects. Keep the bag with the collar in the outer packing until the time of use. Avoid letting children touch the collar, play with it or put it in the mouth. Remove any residues or crops of the collar immediately. Wash your hands with cold water after fixing the collar. Avoid prolonged and frequent contact with the collar or an animal that wears it (for example, sleeping with the animal), especially for children. Do not smoke, eat or drink while handling the collar. Keep away from food, beverages and animal food. In case of oral exposure or ingestion, please contact a doctor immediately by showing him the leaflet or label. Deltamethrin can cause hypersensitivity reactions in sensitive people. People with hypersensitivity known to deltamethrin must avoid contact with the veterinary medicinal product and the treated animal. Consult a doctor in case of hypersensitivity reactions. Other precautions: deltamethrin is toxic to aquatic organisms. Remove the collar before allowing the dog to swim and before washing the dog to avoid adverse effects on aquatic organisms. Prevent dogs from swimming in water during the first five days when wearing collar. In case of accidental ingestion of the collar by the dog, contact your veterinarian. The following clinical signs of intoxication can be observed: uncoordinated movements, tremors, hypersalivation, vomiting, rigidity of back quarters. These clinical signs generally regress within 48 hours. In case of accidental ingestion, the owner of the animal must contact the veterinarian and should not begin a symptomatic treatment, the veterinarian must assess the need for any symptomatic treatment. Main incompatibility: not relevant.

Interactions

Do not use with other ectoparasites (pyretroids or organophosphates).

Source: Farmadati