
ADTAB – Fleas and Ticks – Dog 22 to 45 kg – 900 mg – 3 Tablets – ELANCO
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Duoflect from the Ceva laboratory is a veterinary medicine presented in the form of flea pipettes intended for the treatment and prevention of parasitic infestations in dogs.
This antiparasitic product acts against two parasites commonly found on dogs: fleas and ticks. Fleas can cause significant itching and be responsible for skin allergies in some animals. Ticks, meanwhile, attach to the dog's skin and can transmit certain diseases.
Duoflect flea pipettes are applied directly to the dog's skin using a spot-on solution. After application, the active substances spread gradually over the animal's skin and coat.
This diffusion helps fight flea infestations and contributes to protection against ticks.
The format presented contains 3 pipettes, suitable for dogs weighing between 20 and 40 kg.
Antiparasitics in the form of flea pipettes are widely used in dogs. Their application is simple and quick. The solution is deposited directly on the skin, generally between the shoulder blades.
Once applied, the solution gradually spreads over the surface of the skin thanks to the animal's natural lipid film.
This diffusion allows action on external parasites present on the coat. Fleas are exposed to the product when they come into contact with the dog.
Antiparasitic pipettes therefore constitute a practical solution for the prevention and treatment of parasitic infestations.
Duoflect is developed by the veterinary laboratory Ceva, a specialist in animal health.
There are several types of antiparasitics to protect dogs against fleas. Pipettes, tablets or antiparasitic collars are among the available solutions. Flea pipettes are often used for their ease of application and their targeted action on the dog's skin and coat. The choice of treatment depends on the animal'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 frequent during warm periods, but parasites can be present all year round. Regular use of flea pipettes helps establish continuous antiparasitic protection.
Antiparasitic pipettes are designed to act on parasites present on the dog. Once applied, the solution spreads over the skin and coat. Fleas are 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 formulated to act quickly on fleas. Spot-on solutions, tablets or certain antiparasitic sprays may be used depending on the situation. Flea pipettes make it possible to treat existing infestations while helping to prevent new infestations. The choice of treatment depends on the level of infestation and the vet's advice.