
Advantage 80 - 4 x 0,8 ml - Antiparasitic pipettes for cats and rabbits - ELANCO
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Duoflect from the CEVA laboratory is a veterinary medicine presented in the form of flea pipettes intended to control external parasites in dogs and cats.
This antiparasitic product acts notably against fleas and helps protect against ticks in dogs. Fleas are one of the most common parasites in companion animals. They can cause significant itching and be responsible for allergic dermatitis in some animals.
Duoflect flea pipettes are designed to be applied directly to the animal's skin. After application, the active substances diffuse progressively over the skin and coat.
This diffusion helps treat flea infestations and helps limit the presence of external parasites.
This pack contains 3 pipettes, suitable for dogs weighing between 2 and 10 kg as well as cats weighing more than 5 kg.
Antiparasitic treatments in the form of flea pipettes are widely used in veterinary medicine for the prevention and treatment of parasitic infestations.
The spot-on solution is applied directly to the animal's skin, generally between the shoulder blades. This area limits the risk of the animal licking the product.
Once applied, the solution spreads progressively over the surface of the skin thanks to the natural lipid film present on the epidermis.
This diffusion exposes the parasites present on the coat to the active substances contained in the pipettes.
Duoflect flea pipettes therefore provide a practical solution for protecting dogs and cats against external parasites.
This product is developed by the veterinary laboratory CEVA, specialised in animal health.
There are several antiparasitic solutions to control fleas in dogs. Spot-on pipettes, tablets or antiparasitic collars are the most common options. Flea pipettes are often used for their ease of application and their diffusion over the animal's skin. The choice of treatment depends notably on the dog's lifestyle and the vet's recommendations.
The antiparasitic pipette can be applied when the dog is exposed to fleas or ticks. Infestations are more common during warm periods, but parasites can be present all year round. Regular use of flea pipettes helps maintain continuous antiparasitic protection.
Antiparasitic pipettes are formulated to act on the parasites present on the animal. Once applied to the skin, the solution spreads over the coat. Fleas are then exposed to the active substances when they come into contact with the animal. Flea pipettes thus contribute to the treatment and prevention of parasitic infestations.
Some antiparasitics are designed to act quickly against fleas. Antiparasitic tablets, sprays or certain spot-on solutions can be used depending on the situation. Flea pipettes help treat existing infestations while helping to prevent future infestations. The choice of treatment depends on the level of infestation and the vet's recommendations.