ADVOCATE DOGS 4 -10KG 3 Pipettes | External antiparasitic in spot on solution

A puppy starting to explore deserves special care. ADVOCATE DOGS 4-10KG 3 Pipettes is a spot-on treatment with imidacloprid and moxidectin, in a pack of 3 pipettes, for dogs between 4 and 10 kg, including puppies that have already reached the minimum age set by the manufacturer.

For what do you use it

It helps keep fleas, ear mites, chewing lice, and mange at bay, and treats intestinal worm infections such as Toxocara canis, Ancylostoma caninum, Uncinaria stenocephala, Toxascaris leonina, and Trichuris vulpis. It also prevents filariasis and angiostrongylosis, two serious problems that should be avoided early on. The sooner you organize its feeding schedule, the easier it will be to maintain it month after month as your dog grows.

How it is presented

• Package with three pipettes.
• Spot-on dorsal anointing solution.
• Active ingredients: imidacloprid 10%, moxidectin 2,5%.
• Band: 4 to 10 kg.

How it is administered

Do not use on puppies under 7 weeks old. If your pet is sick or weak, or if it is a pregnant or nursing dog, use should always be at the veterinarian's discretion. For intestinal worms, the manufacturer recommends monthly application. Empty each entire pipette onto the puppy's skin and keep the others out of reach. If you are unsure how to hold the puppy during application, ask to be shown during the consultation; a restless puppy moves around a lot.

FAQ

From what age can I use ADVOCATE DOGS 4-10KG 3 Pipettes?

Never in puppies under 7 weeks old.

And in a pregnant dog?

During pregnancy or lactation, your veterinarian will decide.

What intestinal worms does it treat?

Roundworms, hookworms and whipworms, with monthly application according to the manufacturer's instructions.

Can I use it if my puppy is weak?

If your pet is sick or weak, your veterinarian should decide first.

What do I do when I gain over 10 kg?

You will need to switch to another presentation: 10 to 25 kg.

Their first few months are crucial. Talk to your veterinarian to plan how to protect your puppy.