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

Living in an apartment doesn't protect a small dog from fleas, lice, or mites. ADVOCATE DOGS 4-10KG 3 Pipettes is a spot-on solution containing imidacloprid and moxidectin, presented in a pack of 3 pipettes and intended for dogs weighing between 4 and 10 kg.

For what do you use it

It treats and prevents fleas; it also treats ear mites (Otodectes cynotis), chewing lice (Trichodectes canis), sarcoptic mange, and demodicosis. Internally, it combats gastrointestinal nematodes and lungworms, as well as preventing heartworm disease, subcutaneous dirofilariasis, and angiostrongylosis. A broad spectrum of protection for a city dog. If your dog is scratching its ears a lot or losing hair in specific areas, don't guess: make an appointment, because the correct diagnosis determines how many pipettes it will need.

How it is presented

• 3 pipettes in each box.
• Topical solution on the back.
• Each pipette: imidacloprid 10%, moxidectin 2,5%.
• Dogs between 4 and 10 kg.

How it is administered

According to official dosage guidelines, some problems are resolved with a single dose, such as ear mites or chewing lice, while others, like fleas, require monthly application. Your veterinarian will confirm what your dog has and how many applications are needed. Always apply the entire contents of each pipette, ensuring no residue remains.

FAQ

Does ADVOCATE DOGS 4-10KG 3 Pipettes work against lice?

Yes, against chewing lice (Trichodectes canis), with a single dose according to the manufacturer.

And ear mites?

Also: a single dose is sufficient, according to the leaflet.

Can it have side effects?

It may cause temporary itching and, rarely, oily hair, redness or vomiting, which resolve on their own.

Can you change your behavior?

Very rarely, this sensation on the skin causes temporary lethargy, agitation, or loss of appetite.

Is there a version for smaller dogs?

Yes, for dogs up to 4 kg. Ask your vet which one you need.

Even a small urban dog needs protection. Your veterinarian will help you choose the right regimen and answer any questions you may have about effects or frequency.