Vivaldis Vetecto Spot On (Fluralaner) Tick & Flea Protection for Dogs (20 to 40kg)

Vetecto Spot-On is an easy-to-use topical solution formulated to provide long-lasting protection against fleas and ticks. It contains Fluralaner, an advanced ectoparasiticide that kills parasites through contact, ensuring complete coverage and extended protection with a single application.

• Composition:  
  Fluralaner 28%w/v
  Excepients Q.S
  
• Class: Ectoparasitic Treatment 

Indications/Uses 

• For the prevention and treatment of ectoparasitic infestations (fleas and ticks) in dogs weighing 20 to 40 kg.

Directions for use: 

• Apply on single point on shoulder, directly on the skin.
• Step 1: Hold pipette upright and break off the cap. Part pet's fur until the skin beneath is visible.
• Step 2: Place tip of the pipette in the skin and squeez until pipette is empty
• Do not apply on wet skin/fur
• Bathe dog only after 48 hours after application, without soap or shampoo
• Use one Spot-on per dog
• 0.9 ml spoton: For 4.5 to 10 kg B/W dog
• 1.8 ml spoton: For 10-20 kg B/W dog
• 3.6 ml spoton: For 20-40 kg B/W dog
• 5 ml spoton: For 40-56 kg B/W dog
  

Suitable for Dogs

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