Skyec Tick Free (Propoxur) Tick and Flea Control Powder for Dogs & Cats (100g)

SkyEC Flea and Tick Powder is an effective solution for controlling and preventing ectoparasite infestations in dogs and cats. Formulated with Propoxur, a powerful insecticidal compound, it works by inhibiting Acetylcholinesterase, a key enzyme in parasites, leading to paralysis and elimination of fleas, ticks, and lice.

This anti-tick and flea powder provides extended protection, ensuring your pets remain healthy, comfortable, and parasite-free. It not only kills existing infestations but also prevents reinfestation, reducing the risk of flea- and tick-borne diseases.

Composition

• Propoxur

Class
Anti-tick & flea powder for dogs and cats.

Indications / Uses

• Flea Control: Kills adult fleas and repels re-infesting fleas.

• Tick Prevention: Eliminates ticks and reduces the risk of tick-borne illnesses.

• Lice Treatment: Effectively removes and controls lice infestations.

• Soothing Relief: Helps reduce itching, irritation, and discomfort caused by parasites.

• Suitable for puppies and kittens below 8 weeks of age.

Directions for Use

1. Ensure your pet’s coat is dry before application.

2. Apply the powder evenly over the body, especially on areas commonly infested such as the neck, back, legs, and tail root.

3. Massage gently so the powder penetrates to the skin.

4. Brush or wipe off any excess powder after application.

5. For repeated use, apply twice a week or as recommended by a veterinarian.

6. For best results, sprinkle over pet bedding, carpets, and surrounding areas to prevent reinfestation.

Suitability

• Safe for both dogs and cats.

• Suitable for puppies and kittens below 8 weeks of age.

Important Information
This product is delivered by a licensed vendor partner. Once your order is accepted, pharmacy details will be shared. Availability depends on a valid prescription and stock.

Disclaimer
The information provided here is for educational purposes only and should not replace professional veterinary advice. Always consult your veterinarian for dosage, safety, and treatment guidance specific to your pet.