Fiprotec Spray for Dogs (250ml)

Fiprotec Spray for Dogs is a long-acting flea and tick treatment designed for the treatment and prevention of flea and tick infestations in dogs. This topical spray helps control external parasites while also aiding in the management of flea allergic dermatitis (FAD), providing reliable protection for pets in parasite-prone environments.

Suitable for dogs of all breeds, Fiprotec Spray works by targeting fleas and ticks on contact and continues protecting the animal for extended periods. The product offers residual activity, killing fleas for up to 2 months (1–3 months depending on infestation pressure) and ticks for approximately 1 month (3–5 weeks).

This easy-to-apply spray penetrates the coat down to the skin, ensuring effective parasite control. It may also be used safely on pregnant and lactating females as well as unweaned puppies when used as directed.

Who the Product is For

• Dogs of all breeds and sizes

• Puppies (including unweaned puppies)

• Pregnant and lactating female dogs

• Dogs suffering from flea infestations or flea allergic dermatitis

Key Benefits

• Kills fleas and ticks on dogs

• Helps manage flea allergic dermatitis

• Long residual protection against parasites

• Suitable for puppies, pregnant and lactating females

• Easy topical spray application

Directions for Use

Apply to wet the coat thoroughly down to the skin.

Dosage:

• Short-haired dogs: 3 ml/kg body weight (≈ 3 pump actions per kg)

• Long-haired dogs: 6 ml/kg body weight (≈ 6 pump actions per kg)

Ensure even coverage across the body. For full directions and safety instructions, refer to the package insert.

Available Sizes

• 100 ml spray bottle

• 250 ml spray bottle

Storage / Other Instructions

Store in a cool place.
Keep out of reach of children, uninformed persons and animals.

Regulatory Disclaimer

This product is registered in terms of Act 36 of 1947. Use only as directed. Although this remedy has been extensively tested under a wide variety of conditions, failure thereof may occur due to a range of reasons. If suspected, seek veterinary advice and notify the registration holder.