
Fiprokil Antiparasitic Spray for Cats and Dogs - 100 ml - CLÉMENT THÉKAN
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Advice from qualified pharmacists
External parasites are a common cause of discomfort in dogs.
They can lead to:
The Caniguard Protect spray developed by Beaphar is a local antiparasitic solution designed to protect dogs against these infestations.
This antiparasitic spray is particularly suitable:
Regular protection helps limit the occurrence of infestations.
Caniguard Protect contains permethrin, a molecule recognised for its insecticidal and acaricidal action.
It acts in particular against:
This action helps limit parasites from settling on the animal.
Permethrin acts directly on contact with the parasite.
It helps to:
The Caniguard Protect spray can be used in addition to:
It fits easily into an overall protection strategy.
The spray presentation allows uniform distribution of the product.
It facilitates:
This form allows for quick and practical protection.
The antiparasitic spray can be particularly useful:
It allows protection to be adjusted according to needs.
Prevention is an essential element of parasite control.
Using a flea spray helps to:
Regular protection helps preserve skin health.
External parasites often require a combined approach.
This can combine:
Caniguard Protect fits into this preventive approach.
The 250 ml bottle allows:
This format is suited to common domestic needs.
This packaging is also suitable:
It facilitates daily antiparasitic management.
NexGard is a systemic antiparasitic in tablet form with internal action. Caniguard Protect acts differently, through local skin application thanks to permethrin. These two approaches can be complementary depending on the dog's level of exposure to parasites and the antiparasitic strategy established with an animal health professional.
The choice of an antiparasitic depends on the dog's lifestyle, its environment and local parasite pressure. Some products act orally, others through skin application such as sprays. Suitable protection often combines several complementary solutions to effectively limit flea and tick infestations.
An antiparasitic can be administered throughout the year depending on the dog's level of exposure. Protection becomes particularly important in spring and summer, periods of maximum flea and tick activity. Regular coat monitoring allows the frequency of antiparasitic treatment to be adjusted.
To strengthen protection against external parasites: