Fyperix Combo 50/60 mg Spot-On for Cats and Ferrets, available at our organic pharmacy, is a parasiticide that eliminates fleas, ticks, lice, and their eggs.
Fyperix Combo 50/60 mg Spot-On for Cats and Ferrets is a parasiticide designed to meet the preventive and curative needs of cats and ferrets.
In cats,Fyperix Combo provides:
Treatment ofinfestations caused by fleas alone or mixed infestations involving fleas and ticks and/or chewing lice:
The medication can be used as part of a treatment program for flea bite allergy dermatitis (FBAD), if it has been previously diagnosed by your veterinarian.
Fyperix Combo provides the following benefits for ferrets:
Treatment of infestations caused by fleas alone or mixed infestations of fleas and ticks:
We also offer Fyperix spot-on antiparasitic pipettes from KRKA at the best price in our online pharmacy.
For external use only, spot-on application.
One 0.5-ml pipette per cat, corresponding to the minimum recommended dose of 5 mg of fipronil per kg of body weight and 6 mg of (S)-methoprene per kg of body weight, for topical application to the skin.
In the absence of tolerance data, the minimum treatment interval is 4 weeks.
One 0.5-mL pipette per ferret, corresponding to the minimum recommended dose of 50 mg of fipronil per kg of body weight and 60 mg of (S)-methoprene per ferret, for topical application to the skin.
The minimum treatment interval is 4 weeks.
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Precautions for Use
Ingredients (per 0.50 mL pipette)
Active ingredient(s): Fipronil 50 mg, (S)-methoprene 60 mg. Excipient(s): Butylhydroxyanisole (E320) 0.10 mg, Butylhydroxytoluene (E321) 0.05 mg
Packaging
Fyperix Combo 50/60 mg Spot-On for Cats and Ferrets comes in a box of 3 or 6 0.5-mL pipettes.
Can I use Fyperix Combo 50/60 mg Spot-On for Cats and Ferrets to treat my cat for fleas and ticks?
It is indicated for cats to treat infestations caused by fleas alone or in combination with ticks and/or chewing lice. Its insecticidal effect against new infestations by adult fleas lasts 4 weeks, while its acaricidal effect against ticks can last up to 2 weeks.
At what age can I start using Fyperix Combo 50/60 mg Spot-On for Cats and Ferrets?
It should not be used on kittens younger than 8 weeks or weighing less than 1 kg. In ferrets, it is contraindicated before 6 months of age.
How often can I apply Fyperix Combo 50/60 mg Spot-On for Cats and Ferrets?
Apply one 0.5-ml pipette per animal. The minimum interval between treatments is 4 weeks for both cats and ferrets.
Can I use Fyperix Combo 50/60 mg Spot-On for Cats and Ferrets on my rabbit?
It must not be used on rabbits due to the risk of adverse effects that may be serious or even fatal. It is intended only for the species for which it is indicated and must be used in accordance with the package insert.
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