Frontline Spray eliminates adult fleas and ticks in the event of massive infestations. For use on cats and dogs from an early age (for animals weighing < 5 kg, use Frontline Spray 100ml).
Frontline spray for instant action against fleas and ticks. Applied as a spray, Frontline works in less than 4 hours. It's the perfect solution for massive infestations, for treating very young animals (from 2 days old) or for an economical solution for treating several animals of different weights.
Fleas are the main ectoparasites encountered. Their presence can manifest itself in mild to intense itching, allergic dermatitis (hypersensitivity reaction to flea saliva), infestations of Dipylidium-type intestinal worms, etc.
Ticks are well-known ectoparasites in certain regions, notably hunting areas and woodlands. The main tick species are responsible for transmitting piroplasmosis, borreliosis (Lyme disease) andehrlichiosis. What's more, Lyme disease is a zoonosis, meaning that humans can also contract the condition.
Prevention and treatment of flea and tick infestations. Eliminates chewing lice. Protection against new flea infestations ranges from 60 to 90 days. Protection against new tick infestations is approximately 30 days.
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Number of sprays to be applied for Frontline spray in 250 ml bottle: 2 to 4 sprays per kg.
Example: For a 40 kg long-haired dog, 160 sprays from the 250 ml bottle.
In the absence of tolerance data, the minimum treatment interval is 4 weeks.
How to administer frontline spray
Spray all over the body, keeping the bottle at a distance of around 10-20 cm.
The usual recommended dose is 3-6 ml per kilo.
Apply to the back of the hair, taking care to cover the whole animal, to evenly moisten the coat.
Work the product into the skin.
Leave to dry without wiping.
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Precautions for use
Frontline Spray contains the following ingredients: Fipronil, Isopropyl alcohol, Non-ionic surfactant, Purified water.
Presentation
Box of 1 x 250 ml polyethylene bottle and 1 dosing pump delivering 1.5 ml per spray
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