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Oral external antiparasitic tic off
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Tic off antiparasitic is a natural external dewormer in powder form for dogs and cats for oral administration. For protection against fleas, ticks and other ectoparasites.
Posology
Dogs and cats under 30 kg: 1 meter per day | Dogs over 30 kg: 2 meters per day
Duration
According to veterinary prescription
Administration
Orally
External antiparasitic Tic-off is a food supplement against ectoparasites. It forms the basis for the skin and hair to remain healthy and resistant, thus creating the optimal condition for natural protection against external parasites.
The cause of an excessive propensity to infestation with external parasites in dogs and cats depends in many cases on a monotonous diet that leads over time to an acidosis of the organism. Acid-base regulation decisively influences the body chemical reactions of the animal's skin. By administering Tic-off, with a balanced combination of active substances, optimal and complete protection against external parasites is achieved for your animal.
Its ingredients regulate the acidification of the skin and hair, keeping both healthy and resistant against external parasites.
Indications
- Dogs and cats weighing less than 30 kg: 1 meter/day
- Dogs over 30 kg: 2 meter/day
The full effectiveness of this product is shown after the first 6-10 days from the start of administration.
For even higher and more effective protection against ticks and fleas, we recommend additionally using our tic-clip medal.
Composition of the external antiparasitic
Alfalfa, Cistus incanus, desiccated coconut, sodium hydrocarbonate, calcium carbonate, magnesium citrat.
incanus cistus It is a medicinal plant that fights Lyme disease. (Infected tick infection)
Format
140g jar
*Manufactured by the German company anibi specialized in natural products for animals and has the corresponding certification of products from organic farming (EG Öko Verordnung regulation).
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