PROFENDER CAT SOLUTION 14ML
128,60 €
Broad-spectrum topical antiparasitic for cats. Eliminates roundworms and tapeworms with a single safe and effective dose.
PROFENDER CAT SOLUTION 14ML | General | Bayer
Profender Cat Solution 14ml is a broad-spectrum topical antiparasitic designed to eliminate intestinal nematodes and cestodes in cats. Ideal for protecting your feline's health against common parasites such as roundworms and tapeworms, offering effective and simple deworming without oral administration.
Main Features:
– Innovative formula with emodepside (21.8 mg/ml) and praziquantel (85.8 mg/ml) for fast action against parasites.
– Suitable for adult cats and kittens from 8 weeks of age and 0.5 kg in weight.
– Easy topical application on the nape of the neck, perfect for cats that are difficult to medicate.
Specifications:
Volume: 14 ml. Main parasites eliminated: nematodes (Toxocara cati, Toxascaris leonina) and cestodes (Dipylidium caninum, Taenia taeniaeformis). Systemic absorption for intestinal protection. Recommended by veterinarians. Does not protect against fleas or ticks.
How to use:
1. Weigh the cat and select the appropriate dose according to weight (generally 3 mg/kg emodepside and 12 mg/kg praziquantel).
2. Part the hair at the base of the neck, between the shoulder blades.
3. Apply the entire contents directly to the skin (not on the hair).
4. Avoid bathing 2 days before and after. Repeat every 3 months or as directed by a veterinarian. Always consult a professional.
FAQ's:
What is the minimum age to use Profender on cats?
From 8 weeks of age and 0.5 kg of body weight.
Does Profender cat eliminate fleas or ticks?
No, it only works against internal parasites such as nematodes and tapeworms. Combine with products specifically for ectoparasites.
How often should Profender be applied?
Every 3 months for prevention, or as recommended by a veterinarian after a diagnosis of parasites.
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