Introducing Mite Treatment Spot On Anti-Parasite
Introducing Anti-Mange Spot-On 5ml Ivermectin for Rabbits, Guinea Pigs and Rats. This revolutionary product is both a treatment and preventative, use this treatment once per week for three weeks for current infections, then once monthly for preventative use.
For Treatment of:
Mange Mites and Mange Infection.
Application:
Part the fur and apply to the back of the neck between the shoulder blades, With the use of our specially designed dropper bottle, you can precisely target the infected areas. Simply apply the drops directly to the affected region, allowing them to be absorbed into the skin.
Dosage Rate:
One drop per week for three weeks for current infections, once a month when used as a preventative.
Contra-indications:
Do not allow the animal to swallow this product. Do not give to other animals in the home.
Store:
Not greater than 25°C Shelf Life
Warning:
Keep out of reach and sight of children
For Topical use only. For animal treatment only.
Help & Guidance
Guinea Pig Mange:
Itching:
- Signs: Scratching, restlessness, and also discomfort.
- Importance: Mange, caused by tiny mange mites, leads to intense itching in affected areas.
Hair Loss:
- Signs: Thinning or loss of fur.
- Importance: Mange mites burrow into the skin, resulting in hair loss, a common symptom.
Skin Irritation:
- Signs: Redness, rashes, and also visible irritation.
- Importance: Mange can cause skin discomfort and also inflammation.
Rabbit Mange:
Itching:
- Signs: Scratching, restlessness, and also discomfort.
- Importance: Mange, caused by tiny mange mites, leads to intense itching in affected areas.
Hair Loss:
- Signs: Thinning or loss of fur.
- Importance: Mange mites burrow into the skin, resulting in hair loss, also a common symptom.
Skin Irritation:
- Signs: Redness, rashes, and also visible irritation.
- Importance: Mange can cause skin discomfort and inflammation.
Rat Mange:
Itching:
- Signs: Scratching, restlessness, and also discomfort.
- Importance: Mange, caused by tiny mange mites, leads to intense itching in affected areas.
Hair Loss:
- Signs: Thinning or loss of fur.
- Importance: Mange mites burrow into the skin, resulting in hair loss, also a common symptom.
Skin Irritation:
- Signs: Redness, rashes, and also visible irritation.
- Importance: Mange can cause skin discomfort and also inflammation.
Sarcoptic Mange:
Intense Itching:
- Signs: Severe and constant itching.
- Importance: Sarcoptic mange, caused by Sarcoptes scabiei mites, results in relentless itching.
Crust Formation:
- Signs: Formation of crusts on the skin.
- Importance: Sarcoptic mange can lead to the development of crusts on the skin.
Hair Loss:
- Signs: Thinning and also loss of fur.
- Importance: Sarcoptic mange infestations can result in hair loss.
Naqua Ltd’s Spot On Anti-Mange For Rabbits, Guinea Pigs & Rats 5ml:
Ivermectin-Based Formula:
- Potent endectocide for effective mange mite elimination.
- Targets and also eliminates mange mites with proven results.
Convenient Application:
- Easy-to-use dropper bottle nozzle.
- Direct application to affected areas for targeted treatment.
Mange: The Sneaky Culprit
- Cause: Tiny parasites known as mange mites.
- Effect: Itching, hair loss, and also skin irritation.
- Risk: Untreated mange can lead to significant discomfort and health complications.
Understanding Mange Mites
Nature of Mites:
- Often invisible to the naked eye.
- Invade the skin, causing itching, rashes, and also hair loss.
Importance of Treatment:
- Effective treatment is crucial to alleviate discomfort and prevent worsening.
- Battling Mange Infections.
With Naqua Ltd’s spot on Anti-Mange rabbits, guinea pigs and rats 5ml, an Ivermectin-based solution is at your fingertips. Addressing symptoms like itching, hair loss, and skin irritation, this treatment effectively cures and prevents mange mites and infections. Trust in Naqua Ltd’s expertise and take the right steps toward your pets’ well-being.
Click on our blog posts below for advice and guidance:
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