Insectopro, 1 kg, powder for ectoparasites, ZVK SELO (ZS0005)

Description

Artemisia absinthium extract, talc, essential oils. Treatment and prevention of cattle, pigs, dogs, cats, poultry, ornamental birds and rodents in case of infestation with ectoparasites: fleas, lice, scabies and ixodid mites, hair eaters, blood-sucking insects (flies, gnats, bedbugs, etc.). The drug is applied to the hair or feathers (especially under the wings) by powdering, lightly rubbing into the skin against the growth of hair or feathers, avoiding contact with mucous membranes, per animal (depending on the intensity of the invasion): Cattle 100 - 300 g per head; Sheep, goats 50 - 100 g per head; Pigs 100 - 300 g per head; Poultry (chickens, turkeys, geese, ducks) 10 - 15 g per head; Rabbits 0.5 - 3.0 g per head; Ornamental birds (pigeons, parrots, canaries) 0.5 - 1.0 g per head by powdering under the wings; Large breed dogs 100 - 300 g per head; Cats and small breed dogs 5 - 30 g per head; Ornamental rodents (hamsters, chinchillas) 0.5 - 3.0 g per head; In case of severe infestation with ticks, the dose of the drug can be increased depending on body weight and the degree of infestation by 10-50%. In the season of intensive attack of ectoparasites, it is recommended to repeat the treatment of animals and birds after 10-14 days. 3 For the purpose of prevention, it is recommended to use sand or ash baths: 50 g of the drug per 1 kg of sand or ash. Treatment of animal housing is carried out at the rate of 10 g of the drug per 1 m². Individual sensitivity to the active substance of the drug. Do not treat sick, exhausted animals, puppies, kittens, young animals and birds under 6 weeks of age. Do not treat animals and birds with skin diseases. Do not treat females with the drug during pregnancy and lactation. When working with the drug, general safety rules must be observed. Treatment of animals with the drug must be carried out in overalls, rubber gloves, a respirator and safety glasses. It is forbidden to eat, drink or smoke during work. After work, wash your hands with soap. If the drug accidentally gets on the skin or mucous membranes, rinse them with water.