Product Details
Fido's Permethrin Rinse Concentrate is a permethrin based leave in rinse for control of fleas and ticks on dogs (does not control paralysis tick) and flies and biting insects on horses.
A mild formulation which will not irritate even the most sensitive skins. It has been especially prepared to clean, kill flies, fleas and ticks. It will produce a soft lustrous coat, and reduce animal odours as well as having a pleasant mint fragrance.
- A permethrin based leave in rinse
- Controls fleas and ticks on dogs
- Controls flies and biting insects on horses
- A mild formulation with a pleasant mint flavour
- Can be used in hydrobaths
Ingredients/Materials
Permethrin 40g/L
Instructions
When used as a spray: Obtain a trigger spray device. Add 10mL of Fido's Permethrin rinse concentrate to every 400mL of water (or 400mL of methylated spirits if rapid drying is desired). Hold container approximately 20cm from coat, ruffling the coat whilst spraying and check that adequate penetration and coverage is occurring. Spray entire animal but avoid eyes and mouth. Allow to dry on coat.
When used as a rinse: If using a shampoo, rinse suds off in clean water, then allow excess water to drain off coat. May be applied to a dry coat. A sponge assists application. Foaming of this product will not affect performance. Keep away from eyes and mouth. Repeat application as often as is required to control the symptoms in animals with insect bite allergy.
When used as a rinse: If using a shampoo, rinse suds off in clean water, then allow excess water to drain off coat. May be applied to a dry coat. A sponge assists application. Foaming of this product will not affect performance. Keep away from eyes and mouth. Repeat application as often as is required to control the symptoms in animals with insect bite allergy.
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