Sentences with phrase «uses fipronil»

Cheyletiella mites can live off of the dog for several days, so it is generally recommended to treat the house, kennel or other premises in which the dogs reside, but this may not be necessary when using fipronil or selamectin, since they have a continuous action when used monthly.

For cases of infestations, or when pets are allergic to flea bites and need immediate relief, newer products using fipronil (marketed as Frontline ® or TopspotTM) or imidacloprid (marketed as Advantage ®) are safer and effective.

This means you don't want to put the plastic vials of fipronil products in the sun; don't let your dog bake in the sun after application; and avoid the sun for short - haired dogs using fipronil products.

We like to use fipronil (TopSpot Rx) in conjunction with ear mite medicine since it is convenient.

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Stone said the increased use in cities of the insecticides fipronil and dichlorvos was the main reason more urban streams were showing pesticide levels topping EPA benchmarks.

These insecticides are widely used in agriculture, and the authors conclude that fipronil and imidacloprid are inhibitors of mitochondrial bioenergetics, resulting in depleted cell energy.

There are three very effective products that we use, fipronil (Frontline or Frontline Topspot, Rx), permethrin (ProTICall, Rx) and amitraz (Preventic collars, Rx).

There is also a report on the use of fipronil spray (Frontline Spray Rx) once a month to kill cheyletiella mites and all of the animals in this study were cleared after the initial treatment.

The best flea medications for short term use during a trip would be fipronil (Frontline or Topspot, Rx) or imidacloprid (Advantage Rx).

Its active ingredient is fipronil that is safe enough for use in cats and kittens at least eight weeks old.

If you have cats, make sure you use a product that is safe for cats, such as flumethrin or fipronil,» says Dr. Jane Sykes serves as director of the Small Animal Clinic in the veterinary hospital.

Flea products called spot - on use the ingredients fipronil, imidacloprid, or selamectin and take 12 - 42 hours.

Use Frontline Plus for Cats (fipronil 9.8 % and S - methoprene 11.8 %), available as 0.5 ml applicators, on cats and kittens 8 weeks or older.

Parastar ® Plus for Dogs (fipronil / cyphenothrin) is double - action tick and flea control that is quick acting (starts killing fleas and ticks in 5 minutes) and lasts for a full month.3 Parastar Plus is approved for use in dogs and puppies 12 weeks of age or older and 4 pounds of body weight or greater.

Use Frontline Plus for Dogs (fipronil 9.8 % and S - methoprene 8.8 %) on dogs and puppies 8 weeks or older.

I have not encountered problems using these sprays where dogs reside.with monthly fipronil spray (Frontline Plus) or Revolution (Selamectin) drops are quite effective in repelling ticks.

If you do opt for flea treatment, consider using topical fipronil; it is among the most cost - effective flea treatments available and is safe for cats of all ages.

The label for Frontline Plus (with 9.8 % fipronil and 11.8 % methoprene) says that that it should not be used on kittens under 8 weeks old.

The manufacturer's web site says that Frontline Top Spot (with 9.7 % of the active ingredient fipronil) should not be used on kittens under 12 weeks old.

In fact, they use the same active ingredient, fipronil, in the same concentration as Frontline Top Spot but it costs about 50 % less.

Someone decided the product needed a boost — and here it seems unclear whether the manufacturer of the natural cleaning product added some fipronil or whether the professional cleaning company mixed up a new concoction using the natural mite control product with a fipronil booster.

We spoke with someone in the business and learned that a test for detecting fipronil costs less than 100 euros ($ 115) per sample, using the GC - MS method.