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Insecticidal. Pyrethrins are of botanical origin and have quick knockdown effect, but no residual effect. It is de-activated in 24 hours by sunlight. Piperonyl butoxide aids in the action of pyrethrins.

Indications
A mild, gentle shampoo for regular use in the grooming of dogs, cats, puppies, kittens and show animals.  For the control of fleas, lice and assists in the control of adult brown dog tick. Does not control the paralysis tick.

Directions for use
Wet coat with warm water. Apply
20 – 50 mL (depending upon the size of the animal) and massage into the coat. Rinse. Reapply shampoo and work up to a good lather. Rinse again. Repeat applications at weekly intervals to obtain maximum protection from fleas, lice and ticks.  It is important to also treat the pet’s bedding or kennel with a flea spray or powder to prevent reinfestation.

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Effective against some forms
of ringworm. Mild anti-itch effect. Removes and suppresses scaly tissue. Cleans the skin and hair.

Indications
An aid in the treatment of non-specific dermatoses and fungal infections of the skin in dogs and cats.

Directions for use
Avoid contact with eyes and skin. Avoid breathing spray mist. SHAKE WELL BEFORE USE.

Wet hair thoroughly with warm water.  Apply suspension to the wet hair at several points and work into the entire body, particularly into the severely affected area.  Add sufficient warm water to produce good lather and leave in contact with skin for up to 15 minutes.  Rinse thoroughly from coat. Repeat treatment at 4 to 7 day intervals or as directed.

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Broad spectrum anthelmintic.

Indications
For the control of roundworms, whipworms, hookworms, and tapeworms including the Hydatid tapeworm in dogs.

Directions for use
Weigh dog before treatment.  Fasting is not necessary
One tablet per 10kg bodyweight.  Dosing should be rounded up to
the nearest ¼ tablet.  Use the following table as a guide.

Frequency
Hydatid Tapeworms: Treat every 6 weeks
Whipworms: Treat every 6 – 8 weeks after 3 months of age
Round & Hookworms: Treat at 2, 4, 8 & 12 weeks of age then every 3 months
Tapeworms: Treat every 3 months and treat regularly for fleas
Pregnant & lactating bitches: Treat prior to mating. 10 days before and 4 weeks after whelping.

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