Beaphar Tetramethrin Powder Dogs & Cats Flea & Tick Control 150 g

What is Beaphar Poudre Anti-Puces & Anti-Tiques Chiens Et Chats used for?

Protecting your pet against parasites is not just a question of comfort: it's a genuine preventive measure for your pet's health. Fleas, ticks and lice are pests that feed on your pet's blood and can cause a whole host of problems.

Itching, skin lesions, allergies, but also the transmission of infectious or parasitic diseases such as ehrlichiosis, babesiosis or tapeworm, these parasites represent a serious threat to the well-being of your dog or cat. Beaphar Flea & Tick Powder for Dogs & Cats is effective thanks to tetramethrin, an insecticide molecule renowned for its targeted action. Itrapidly eliminates fleas, ticks and lice, reducing the risk of infestation and the resulting complications.

Practical and easy to use, this powder is ideal for animals that fear water or cannot tolerate liquid treatments. It is easy to apply to the coat and is suitable for dogs and cats from theage of 2 months, making it an ideal solution for young animals and adults alike.

By incorporating this anti-parasite treatment into your pet's care routine, you can ensure effective, early protection. Preventing parasites from setting in means avoiding veterinary visits due to skin infections, anemia or tick-borne diseases.

With Beaphar Poudre Anti-Puces & Anti-Tiques, you can take care of your pet's health on a daily basis, while providing comfort and peace of mind.

Beaphar Anti-Flea & Anti-Tick shampoo for dogs and cats is also available from the Beaphar veterinary laboratory, at the best price in our online pharmacy.

How do I use Flea Powder?

Use approximately 2 mg of tetramethrin per kg of body weight by cutaneous application, i.e. 1 g of powder per kg of body weight, which corresponds to 5 g of powder for a 5 kg animal.
Apply the powder to the coat, avoiding the eyes and muzzle, while brushing the fur backwards to help the product penetrate. Then brush the coat to remove any excess powder. The treatment can be repeated 2-3 times a week, and once a week as a preventive measure.

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Precautions for use

• For external use.
• Follow directions for use.
• Store in a clean, dry place away from heat, humidity and light. Do not store above 25°C.
• Keep out of reach of children.
• Do not use on sick or convalescent animals, or those with extensive skin lesions.
• Use during gestation or lactation only after assessment of the risk/benefit ratio by a veterinarian.
• Do not use other pyrethroid insecticides simultaneously.
• In animals:
  • Avoid contact of the powder with the animal's eyes or mouth.
  • In case of accidental contact, rinse thoroughly with water.
  • Do not mix with food.
  • Do not use on puppies and kittens under 2 months of age.
• For the person administering the product to animals:
  • Wash hands after use.
  • Do not smoke, drink or eat during application.
  • In case of accidental exposure to eyes, rinse thoroughly with water.
  • Use in a well-ventilated area, preferably outdoors.
  • Keep away from food and drink, including animal feed.
• Undesirable effects include lethargy, anorexia, hypersalivation, tremors and ataxia. Signs of intoxication include tremors, muscle weakness, hypersecretion and respiratory distress. In the event of nervous disorders, wash with warm water and soap to remove any remaining product.

What is the composition of this Pest Control product?

Ingredients:

Tetramethrin 2 mg, Excipient qsp 1 g.

Presentation

150 g bottle, available at the best online price.

Expert advice

In animal naturopathy, prevention remains the best weapon against parasites. Of course, the use of a suitable anti-parasite product like Beaphar powder is essential, but you can also reinforce your dog's or cat's resistance naturally.

Good hygiene is essential: brush your companion's coat regularly to spot parasites quickly, especially after a walk outdoors. Frequent cleaning of bedding, baskets and blankets also reduces the risk of reinfestation.

Diet also plays a role: a well-nourished animal, with a sufficient supply of essential fatty acids (omega-3, omega-6) and vitamins, has a skin and immune system that are more resistant to parasite attack. Natural supplements such as brewer's yeast or garlic (in very small doses and only on veterinary advice) are sometimes used for support.

Finally, natural repellents such as lavender or rose geranium essential oil can be used in the environment (and not directly on the animal, unless specially formulated and approved by a veterinarian). They help keep fleas and ticks at bay in a complementary way.

Combine these simple gestures with an effective anti-parasite treatment, and you'll be protecting your pet against infestations for the long term, while respecting its natural balance.