
Capstar dog 57mg: flea treatment for dogs - ELANCO
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Ataxxa chien 25-40 kg KRKA is an external antiparasitic in spot-on pipettes intended for the treatment and prevention of infestations by fleas and ticks in large dogs.
Thanks to the combination perméthrine + imidaclopride, this veterinary medicine acts quickly on existing parasites and provides lasting protection against new infestations.
It also offers a repellent action against mosquitoes and sandflies, particularly useful during summer or in areas exposed to vector-borne diseases.
Adult fleas present on the dog are eliminated within 24 hours of application.
A treatment with Ataxxa allows:
This monthly protection makes managing recurring infestations easier.
Ataxxa has persistent acaricidal efficacy against several tick species commonly encountered in dogs.
The treatment acts against:
Ticks already attached at the time of treatment must be removed manually to limit the risk of pathogen transmission.
Ataxxa is not limited to a classic insecticidal action.
The treatment provides:
This repellent action helps reduce the risk of exposure to certain vector-borne diseases.
The pipette presentation allows quick and precise administration.
It is recommended to:
Correct application ensures optimal diffusion of the product.
This dosage corresponds specifically to large dogs.
It is particularly indicated:
The 3 pipettes format provides protection over three months.
There is no universal treatment. The choice depends on the dog’s weight, lifestyle and level of parasite exposure. Spot-on pipettes such as Ataxxa are particularly suited for simple monthly protection.
To compare available solutions, see our anti puces chien category.
An effective treatment must always combine:
This overall approach greatly limits reinfestations.
The presence of small black dots on the skin or in the coat often corresponds to flea droppings. The most affected areas are generally the neck, back and base of the tail.
Using a flea comb allows quick confirmation of an infestation.