Dana Ultra spray for cat
Highly eff ective:
Provides instant protection once it dries
One month protection against ixodid ticks
Two months protection against fl eas, bloodsucking and biting lice
Up to 10 days long lasting repellent eff ect
Can be used for treatment of indoor areas to prevent reinfestation
Safe:
Product components work on the skin surface and coat
May be used on animals as young as 10 weeks of age
Easy to administer:
Travel-size bottle
Quick fl ea control in hard-to-reach indoor areas
Pleasant vanilla scent for comfortable use
All Dana Ultra products can be combined with one another
Characteristics
A drug fighting ectoparasites of dogs and cats
Dana Ultra spray is used in dogs and cats from 10 weeks of age for treatment and prevention of entomoses caused by fleas, bloodsucking and biting lice, and protection of animals against attacks by ixodic ticks and dipteran insects.
Fipronil — 5 mg/ml, cyfluthrin — 0,5 mg/ml, excipients up to 1 ml.
Treatment should done in the open air or in a well-ventilated room with open windows and away from open flame.
Before treating the animal, shake the bottle and, pressing the spray head, direct it to the surface to be treated from a distance of 10 —
20 cm.
Contraindications include the animal’s individual intolerance to active drug components (including from past medical history).
The spray should not be used for treatment of weakened, 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 not be applied
to wet and/or damaged skin.
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, and 90
days once the bottle is opened.
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