ADVOCATE DOGS 21PIPX0,4ML EC

Your mini dog may not weigh much, but its protection is just as important. ADVOCATE DOGS 21 PIPES X 0,4ML EC contains 21 pipettes of 0,4 ml each, a topical antiparasitic with external and internal action for dogs weighing less than 4 kg: toy breeds, small dogs, or puppies that have reached the minimum age.

For what do you use it

It protects against fleas, lice, and mites, including scabies, and prevents internal parasites such as intestinal worms and filaria, also known as heartworm. Because it is absorbed through the body after application to the skin, it acts systemically. Thus, with a single application, you cover two fronts.

How it is presented

• 21 pipettes, 0,4 ml each.
• Topical application to the nape of the neck.
• External and internal protection.
• Dogs up to 4 kg.

How it is administered

Remove each pipette from the protective sachet, part the fur on the back of your dog's neck until you see skin, and empty the entire contents. Do not massage. The manufacturer recommends applying monthly, year-round, to maintain continuous coverage. Avoid bathing or shampooing 48 hours before and after application. For exact dosage and complete instructions, consult the package insert or your veterinarian. Not suitable for cats or heavier dogs.

FAQ

How long does ADVOCATE DOGS 21PIPX0,4ML EC last?

One application per month covers many months for a single dog. That way you won't have to refill it often.

From what age can it be used?

From 7 weeks; however, always consult your veterinarian if the animal is very young or weak.

Can I bathe him after applying it?

It's best to wait 48 hours, and also avoid bathing him during those 48 hours beforehand.

Does it protect against scabies?

Yes, the parasites covered include the mites Sarcoptes scabiei (sarcoptic mange) and Otodectes cynotis (otodecic mange). Ask your veterinarian for a diagnosis if you see symptoms.

Is it suitable for my cat?

No; this product is exclusively for dogs. Your veterinarian will advise you on what your cat needs.

A small dog, with long-term protection and no complications. Talk to your veterinarian first.