What is it and what is it used for? Karizoo Pestigon for Dogs is a treatment that makes the animals body an inhospitable environment for parasites (in this case, fleas and ticks). A key benefit of this product is that it leaves a protective barrier that lasts for several days, significantly preventing the recurrence of the infestation. Fleas and ticks can have two negative effects on dogs. On the one hand, they cause very uncomfortable itching, which can lead to self-inflicted injuries. On the other hand, these insects sometimes carry infectious microorganisms. To largely prevent this, the treatment should include: It has the ability to directly kill fleas and ticks. Furthermore, it forms a barrier to prevent those present in the environment from attaching to the pet. It gradually treats allergic dermatitis, a condition that sometimes occurs after bites from these parasites. Who is it for? It is suitable for adult dogs weighing 20 to 40 kg. Instructions for use Open the pipette and apply it directly to the animals skin. Start at the shoulder blades and work down to the mid-back. This allows the product to be absorbed through the skin before the dog licks and ingests it. It is very important to keep the following points in mind: The treatment should only be applied once a day. This is because it can cause an allergic reaction, especially in sensitive skin. It should not be used on dogs weighing less than 20 kg. In this case, you should first visit your veterinarian to obtain a different dosage or product. Keep out of reach of children and in a cool, dry place to ensure its components remain in good condition. Contraindications Do not use if the dog is allergic to any of the listed ingredients. Do not administer orally. Not suitable for humans or other animal species. Do not use on puppies under 8 months of age. Do not use if the animal is sick. Composition Active substance: fipronil 268 mg. Excipients: butylhydroxyanisole (E320) 0.134 mg; butylhydroxytoluene (E321) 0.067 mg; povidone K12; polysorbate 80; butyl alcohol; diethylene glycol monoethyl ether.