Dana Ultra drops for dogs and puppies 10-20 kg
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Highly effective:
Broad-ranging activity against ectoparasites
One month protection against ixodid ticks
Two months protection against fleas, bloodsucking and biting lice
Enhanced formula to fight parasite resistance
Breaking flea development cycle
Treatment and prevention of parasitic diseases in one application
Starts working within one day after application
Safe:
Components work on the skin surface only
May be used on animals as young as 10 weeks of age
Has a wide dosage range for precise selection for any animal body weight
Easy to administer:
Each pipette is individually packaged with an instruction leaflet enclosed
No scissors are required to open pipettes
Minimal staining of animal coat and quick dispensing of droplets
Light citrus scent
All Dana Ultra products can be combined with one another
Characteristics
A drug fighting ectoparasites of dogs and cats
Dana Ultra is used in dogs and cats, puppies and kittens from the age of 10 weeks for the treatment and prevention of entomoses
caused by fleas, bloodsucking and biting lice, acaroses caused by sarcoptoid and ixodic ticks.
Fipronil — 100 mg/ml, thiamethoxam — 50 mg/ml, pyriproxifen — 50 mg/ml, excipients up to 1 ml.
Dana Ultra drops are administered by spot-on application to areas the animal cannot reach with its tongue (e.g., the back area between the shoulder blades or the neck area at the base of the skull)
according to the doses specified in the table below.
If the animal being treated is large (over 20 kg), the pipette contents should be applied to 3 or 4 spots.
Do not apply Dana Ultra drops to wet and/or damaged skin, bathe the animal in open water or wash it with shampoo for 48 hours after the treatment. Avoid exposure of the animal to direct sunlight for 24
hours after treatment.
Treatment of animals during the period of greatest insect activity should be done as required, but no more frequently that once a month.
In order to prevent re-infestation by fleas, the animal’s bedding should either be replaced or treated with an approved insecticide according to its instructions for use.
Table 1
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Drug variety |
Drug dosage per animal |
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Dosage, ml per kg of animal body weight |
Pipette number and nominal volume |
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Dogs and puppies |
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under 5 kg |
0,4 ml |
1 x 0,4 ml pipette |
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5 - 10 kg |
0,8 ml |
1 x 0,8 ml pipette |
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10 - 20 kg |
1,6 ml |
1 x 1,6 ml pipette |
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over 20 kg |
3,2 ml |
1 x 3,2 ml pipette |
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Cats and kittens |
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under 4 kg |
0,32 ml |
1 x 0,32 ml pipette |
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over 4 kg |
0,64 ml |
1 x 0,64 ml pipette |
Table 2
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Indications |
Administration and dosage |
Treatment course |
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Otodectosis (ear scabies) |
For external use, 4 — 6 drops into |
Once daily with an interval of 10 to 12 days, repeat the |
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each ear |
treatment 2 or 3 times |
* The dose for dogs weighing over 40 kg is 4.8 ml, which is achieved by
combining 2 pipettes – 1.6 ml ¬+ 3.2 ml.
Contraindications include the animal’s individual intolerance to active drug components (including from past medical history). The
drug should not be used for treatment of weakened and malnourished animals, animals suffering from infectious diseases
and recovering animals. The drug should not be administered auricularily (in case of ear scabies) if the eardrum is perforated.
The drug should be stored sealed in the manufacturer packaging, protected from direct sunlight and kept separate from food
products and feeds at temperatures between 0 ºС and +25 ºС.
The drug has a shelf life of 2 years from the date of manufacture, provided that the storage conditions are met at all times.
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