PHA Protective band for dogs, 1 pcs

Name: PHA Protective band for dogs, 1 pcs
Brand: PetVet GmbH
SKU: 07549717
Price: 10.49 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

PHA SchutzBand für Hunde

Manufacturers: PetVet GmbH

PZN: 07549717

Dosage: Halsband

Content: 1 St

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Availability: Out of stock

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Instructions for use for PHA Protective band for dogs, 1 pcs

PHA protective band for large dogs
Plastic collar (60 cm) for dogs to ward off fleas, ticks and other pests.

PHA SchutzBand repels fleas and ticks on the animal and prevents new infestations for up to 3 months. The active ingredients margosa and geraniol contained in PHA SchutzBand spread quickly over the entire surface of the body, are stored in the skin and are continuously released from it.

✔ Protects against new infestations with fleas, ticks and other pests for up to 3 months
✔ Also protects against mosquitoes
✔ Also suitable for use in young animals from 16 weeks
✔ Contains Margosa and Geraniol

Dosage and application
Fasten the PHA Protection Band loosely around the dog's neck and cut off the excess length if necessary. The tape takes effect within 24-48 hours. It works even when wet. In order to get the full effect of the PHA protection band, the band should be worn constantly. If necessary, the tape can be renewed. However, it should be replaced after 3 months at the latest.

Protects against new infestations with fleas, ticks and other pests for up to 3 months Also protects against mosquitoes
Also suitable for use in young animals from 16 weeks
Contains Margosa and Geraniol

TIP:
In the event of a heavy flea infestation, the dog's immediate surroundings should also be treated with a suitable biocide (e.g. PHA environmental spray).

Hints:
Use biocidal products with care. Always read the label and product information before use.

Safety instructions:
Use biocides safely. Always read the label and product information before use.

For risks and side effects, read the leaflet and ask your veterinarian or pharmacist.