Antiparasitic pipettes - Insect repellent - Dog - over 30 kg - 3 pipettes - LAPSA

Antiparasitic pipettes - Insect repellent - Dog - over 30 kg - 3 pipettes 5 ml - LAPSA

The pipettes protect your dog by repelling parasites. Their 3 biocidal active ingredients of plant origin spread over the entire body and act as a protective film.

The insect-repellent external antiparasitic pipettes allow you to:

• Repel parasites
• Act within a few hours over the entire body
• Provide enhanced repellent action thanks to its concentrated extracts of Margosa, Geraniol and Lavender

Pipettes made in France.

Also available in

• Antiparasitic pipettes - Insect repellent - Cat and Kitten - From 8 weeks
• Antiparasitic pipettes - Insect repellent - Dog - under 15 kg
• Antiparasitic pipettes - Insect repellent - Dog - from 15 kg to 30 kg

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How do antiparasitics work?

Antiparasitics work in different ways depending on their type. Some kill parasites, while others prevent their growth or reproduction. Some antiparasitics are administered orally, while others are applied locally on the skin or applied in the form of a collar. Antiparasitics can also be specific to a type of parasite (such as fleas or ticks), or have a broader action.

How do I know if my animal has parasites?

The symptoms of a parasitic infestation can vary depending on the type of parasite. Common signs may include itching, skin irritation, hair loss, weight loss, vomiting, diarrhea, or changes in eating or sleeping habits. If you suspect that your animal has parasites, it is important to consult your veterinarian to establish an accurate diagnosis.

When should I administer an antiparasitic to my animal?

The frequency at which you should administer an antiparasitic depends on the type of product you are using and your animal's risk of parasitic infestation. In general, it is recommended to administer treatments on a regular schedule to ensure the prevention and treatment of parasites.

How can I prevent a parasitic infestation?

There are several measures you can take to prevent a parasitic infestation in your animal, including regularly cleaning its environment (such as its basket or litter box), regular deworming, and using appropriate antiparasitic products. You can also avoid walking your animal in areas known to be at high risk of parasitic infestation.

Can antiparasitics be used on humans?

Some antiparasitics are designed for use on humans, while others are specific to animals. It is important never to use antiparasitic products designed for animals on humans, as they can be dangerous. If you think you have a parasitic infestation, consult your doctor for appropriate treatment.

For further information, you can consult the laboratory page of LAPSA - Antiparasitic pipettes - over 30 kg