Frontline Tri-Act for Dogs 10–20 kg, 3 or 6 pipettes: a 3-in-1 parasite control solution that repels, treats, and prevents ticks, fleas, mosquitoes, and sand flies (leishmaniasis) in a single application. Effective for 4 weeks
Frontline Tri-Act for dogs weighing 10–20 kg, in pipette form from Boehringer Laboratories, is a 3-in-1 topical antiparasitic solution for veterinary use designed to repel, treat, and prevent infestations by ticks, fleas, mosquitoes, and sand flies (which cause leishmaniasis) in dogs weighing 10 to 20 kg.
This new-generation antiparasitic treatment does more than just kill parasites; it repels them for an extended period, thereby preventing contact between the parasite and your dog. This repellent action helps reduce the risk of disease transmission to your pet. Your dog is thus truly protected.
For a flea treatment to be effective, it is essential to treat all animals living together, as well as the “hot spots” in the home and yard (the places where dogs and cats most often rest). Any treatment failures should be thoroughly investigated.
The high efficacy and broad-spectrum protection of Frontline Tri-Ac s for dogs weighing 10–20 kg (in pipette form)aredue to the unique combination of two active ingredients: Fipronil eliminates fleas, ticks, and chewing lice on your pet and protects against reinfestation (2 months for fleas, 1 month for ticks). Permethrin is one of the most effective pyrethroids against ticks, mosquitoes, and sand flies that transmit leishmaniasis. This antiparasitic treatment is also very safe to use and poses no risk.
And your dog remains protected even when its coat is wet (after a bath or shampoo). The active ingredient in Frontline Tri-Act is fipronil. Fipronil is a powerful insecticide and acaricide that works by disrupting the nervous system of parasites. It is effective against a variety of parasites, including fleas, ticks, and chewing lice. Frontline Tri-Act comes in pipette form. This format is convenient and allows for easy application. Simply apply the contents of one pipette to your dog’s skin for continuous protection. One of the key features of Frontline Tri-Act is its long-lasting effectiveness. A single application provides protection for up to 4 weeks against fleas and up to 2 weeks against ticks. This continuous protection reduces the risk of reinfestation.
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Use Frontline Tri-Act for dogs weighing 10–20 kg in pipettes at the best price—apply one pipette once a month directly to your pet’s skin. Carefully cut off the tip of the pipette with a pair of scissors and squeeze the entire contents directly between the two shoulder blades.
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Precautions for Use
Ingredients
Fipronil, permethrin, excipient q.s. to 1 pipette.
Values per 2-mL pipette
Fipronil: 135.2 mg
Permethrin: 1009.6 mg
Packaging
Box of 3 or 6 pipettes at the best price to protect your dog for 6 months. This economical, discounted package gives you peace of mind during the period when your dog is most at risk of flea or tick infestations.
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