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Biocanina's Flumecto Flea and Tick Collar for Large Dogs helps protect dogs weighing more than 8 kg against fleas and ticks through the continuous release of active ingredients. Easy to use, it offers long-lasting protection and contributes to your pet’s daily comfort while reducing the risk of infestation in its environment.
The Flumecto Pest Control Collar is designed for dogs weighing more than 8 kg that are at risk of flea and tick infestations. This medicated collar acts as a protective shield, gradually releasing its active ingredients onto your dog’s skin and coat. Like an invisible barrier that spreads naturally through the skin’s lipid barrier, it helps provide long-lasting protection for your dog against external parasites while minimizing the hassle of frequent treatments.
Fleas and ticks don’t just cause itching. They can also lead to skin irritation, allergic reactions, or transmit certain vector-borne diseases. Thanks to its long-lasting effect, this collar helps ensure your pet’s comfort every day. Your dog can thus enjoy walks, outdoor activities, or rest periods with greater peace of mind.
The collar works by continuously releasing active ingredients upon contact with the skin. Imagine an invisible protective layer that gradually envelops your pet: the active ingredients settle on the coat and create an environment that is hostile to parasites. This technology provides consistent protection without the need to regularly apply a spray or spot-on treatment.
This anti-parasite collar is also suitable for dogs living in group settings or sharing their environment with other animals. Fleas reproduce rapidly in the home, particularly in carpets, pet beds, and fabrics. By limiting infestations on your pet, the collar indirectly helps maintain the balance of its daily environment and reduce the flea burden in the home.
The long-lasting effect is also a practical advantage for pet owners looking for a solution that’s easy to incorporate into theirpest control routine. Once properly adjusted, the collar stays in place and continuously releases its active ingredients. This consistent release ensures stable protection for several months, including during high-risk periods such as spring and summer.
To enhance the effectiveness of pest control, it may be wise to combine this collar with the Beaphar Habitat Automatic Insecticide Diffuser. This combination helps treat both the pet and its environment simultaneously to prevent reinfestations caused by eggs and larvae present in the home.
Instructions for Use
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Precautions
Ingredients
Flumethrin, Imidacloprid, Titanium Dioxide, Black Iron Oxide, Epoxidized Soybean Oil, Polyvinyl Chloride, Calcium Stearate
Active Ingredients
Imidacloprid 4.50 g
Flumethrin 2.03 g
Packaging
Box containing 1 medicated collar, 70 cm, for dogs weighing more than 8 kg.
Even with an effective flea and tick collar, be sure to regularly check your dog’s coat after walks in the woods, tall grass, or the countryside. Ticks can sometimes latch on before being removed. Frequent brushing also helps you spot skin irritation or the presence of parasites more quickly. For a comprehensive strategy, maintaining a clean living environment is essential: washing bedding, vacuuming fabrics, and treating the living space significantly reduce the risk of reinfestation.
How long does the Biocanina Flumecto Large Dog Collar last?
The collar gradually releases its active ingredients over several months to ensure continuous protection against fleas and ticks.
Can the dog swim while wearing the collar?
The collar remains effective under normal conditions of use, but very frequent bathing may gradually reduce its duration of effectiveness.
Why is it important to treat the home for parasites as well?
Fleas lay eggs in the dog’s environment: on carpets, sofas, beds, or in the car. Treating only the animal may therefore not be enough to prevent reinfestations.
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