Elanco Kiltix Collar For Flea And Ticks For Large Dogs

Elanco Kiltix Collar For Flea And Ticks For Large Dogs 

How long do you leave a tick collar on? For continuous protection under normal conditions replace the collar every seven months. Under conditions where pets are exposed to severe flea and tick infestations, it may be necessary to replace the collar more frequently. Wetting will not impair the collar’s effectiveness or the pet’s protection.

How does kiltix work?

Kiltix collars work by releasing the flumethrin from the collar as a fine powder which is distributed around your pet’s body as it moves. Kiltix provides cost-effective tick control for your dog and is available from your veterinarian, pet store or rural reseller store.

Elanco Kiltix Collar For Flea And Ticks For Large Dogs Features:

• The control of tick and flea infestation on dogs
• Effective for 7 months

Precautions:

• Keep away from food, drink and animal feed.
• Keep out of reach and sight of children.
• Use collar immediately after opening the original pack.
• The Kiltix collar is toxic to bees and fish.
• Discarded collars should be disposed of as special category waste.
• Do not use on food-producing animals.
• wash hand thoroughly after handling the collar.
• Persons who are sensitive to the ingredients of the product should avoid contact with the collar.

Size: For all Large dog.

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