Dogs

Simparica for Dogs

Treatment of dogs with lesions of bark mites (Sarcoptes scabiei), demodectic and otodecotic mites (Demodex canis, Otodectes cynotis). For the effective action of the drug, fleas and ticks must attach to the skin of the dog and swallow the active ingredient of the drug, which will cause the death of fleas after 8 hours and the death of ticks after 12 hours. The use of the drug directly reduces the risk of diseases that are transmitted by ticks (dog babesiosis, boreliosis and anaplasmosis) for 4 weeks.

Simparica for Dogs

Treatment of dogs with lesions of bark mites (Sarcoptes scabiei), demodectic and otodecotic mites (Demodex canis, Otodectes cynotis). For the effective action of the drug, fleas and ticks must attach to the skin of the dog and swallow the active ingredient of the drug, which will cause the death of fleas after 8 hours and the death of ticks after 12 hours. The use of the drug directly reduces the risk of diseases that are transmitted by ticks (dog babesiosis, boreliosis and anaplasmosis) for 4 weeks.

Simparica for Dogs

Treatment of dogs with lesions of bark mites (Sarcoptes scabiei), demodectic and otodecotic mites (Demodex canis, Otodectes cynotis). For the effective action of the drug, fleas and ticks must attach to the skin of the dog and swallow the active ingredient of the drug, which will cause the death of fleas after 8 hours and the death of ticks after 12 hours. The use of the drug directly reduces the risk of diseases that are transmitted by ticks (dog babesiosis, boreliosis and anaplasmosis) for 4 weeks.

Simparica for Dogs

Treatment of dogs with lesions of bark mites (Sarcoptes scabiei), demodectic and otodecotic mites (Demodex canis, Otodectes cynotis). For the effective action of the drug, fleas and ticks must attach to the skin of the dog and swallow the active ingredient of the drug, which will cause the death of fleas after 8 hours and the death of ticks after 12 hours. The use of the drug directly reduces the risk of diseases that are transmitted by ticks (dog babesiosis, boreliosis and anaplasmosis) for 4 weeks.