An innovative antiparasitic product for treating animals and their environment.
Effective at all flea stages.
Available for free sale in pet shops!
For cats over 12 weeks old.
No toxic substances!
Every pet owner has encountered ectoparasites that attack our pets year-round. Besides transmitting specific diseases, they also cause many general adverse reactions such as itching, skin irritations, or alopecia.
It is a normal phenomenon for parasites to develop resistance to toxic substances. We are already observing this problem, and pharmaceutical companies are responding to this need with new and new forms of application and new active substances. Each of them, of course, has its possible adverse reactions and risk of overdose. With tablet forms, parasites even need to attach to animals and start feeding to be exposed to the active substance. Many of them are not suitable for small animals due to their toxicity.
All of them aim to paralyze parasites and interrupt their development at a specific phase.
We do not want to use toxic substances on our pets, which are often in contact with our children. Moreover, we must keep them away from water bodies (as stated in the leaflet) because they will cause the death of many aquatic organisms.
Do you know how long they remain active when you treat carpets at home?
Everyone wants to find a balance between the strength of chemical substances and the safety of natural products. This search is why we are introducing the new way to combat ectoparasites.
The non-toxic silicone-based (0.4% dimethicone) product is great and completely safe for use around children and on animals! On the contrary, this active ingredient is used in the fight against ectoparasites in humans (even children). It traps parasites in a sticky trap and paralyzes them purely mechanically, thus interrupting their development at all stages of the cycle! After that, you simply need to comb the animals' fur with a suitable comb.
The thin film of the active ingredient that forms glues the joints of the parasites and immobilizes them. Pupae, in turn, are unable to hatch after treating the animal's environment.
