Bakson Tick Aid Oro Nasal Spray for Dogs & Cats

Bakson Veterinary Tick Aid Oro Nasal Spray 100ml is a homeopathic spray formulation for rapid relief from tick fever, parasitic infestations, and related symptoms in dogs and cats. It provides quick systemic absorption through oral and nasal mucous membranes when drops are difficult to administer during acute cases. This convenient spray format from Bakson Drugs & Pharmaceuticals targets tick-borne illnesses and ectoparasite discomfort effectively.

• Composition : Sulphur 200
  
• Thuja occidentalis 200
  
• Psorinum 200
  
• Graphites 200
  
• Acidum carbolicum 30
  
• Staphysagria 30
  
• Sabadilla 30
  

Indications :

• Tick fever and parasitic infestations
  
• Itching, irritation from ticks/fleas/lice 
  
• Acute cases needing rapid parasite relief 
  

Features :

• Fast oro-nasal absorption for critical cases
  
• Convenient when pets refuse oral drops 
  
• Supports recovery from tick-borne illness 
  
• Safe for small breeds and puppies 
  

Directions for Use:

• Small animals: 2 sprays, 5 times daily
  

• Large animals: 4 sprays, 5 times daily 
  

• Spray directly into nostrils/mouth 
  

• Prime pump 2-3 times before first use

Disclosure:

A licensed vendor partner will deliver this medicine to you. Once the pharmacy accepts your order, the pharmacy details will be shared with you. Acceptance of your order is based on the validity of your doctor's prescription and the availability of the medicine.

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