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Prinocate Spot-on-Solution Small Cat & Ferrets 40/4mg (<4kg) Pack of 3
£7.49
Veterinary prescription only : our pharmacists check every order before dispatch.
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Protect your beloved small cat or ferret (weighing less than 4kg) from a wide range of common parasites with Prinocate Spot-on-Solution Small Cat & Ferrets 40/4mg (<4kg) Pack of 3. This veterinary medicinal product offers comprehensive treatment and prevention against fleas, various worms, and mites, ensuring your pet stays healthy and happy.
FAQ
What parasites does Prinocate Spot-on-Solution Small Cat & Ferrets 40/4mg (<4kg) treat?
Prinocate Spot-on-Solution Small Cat & Ferrets 40/4mg (<4kg) Pack of 3 treats and prevents flea infestations, ear mites, notoedric mange, lungworms (Eucoleus aerophilus, Aelurostrongylus abstrusus), eye worms (Thelazia callipaeda), and gastrointestinal nematodes (Toxocara cati, Ancylostoma tubaeforme). It also helps prevent heartworm disease.
How often should I apply Prinocate Spot-on-Solution to my cat or ferret?
The frequency of application depends on the specific parasite being targeted and your pet's individual needs. For flea prevention and heartworm prevention, it is generally recommended for monthly application. For other conditions like ear mites or specific worm treatments, a single dose may be sufficient, but re-evaluation by a vet might be needed. Always follow the detailed 'Directions' provided on the packaging and consult your vet for a tailored treatment schedule.
Can I use Prinocate Spot-on-Solution Small Cat & Ferrets 40/4mg (<4kg) on kittens or young ferrets?
Prinocate Spot-on-Solution Small Cat & Ferrets 40/4mg (<4kg) Pack of 3 should not be used in kittens under 9 weeks of age. For cats weighing less than 1 kg and ferrets weighing less than 0.8 kg, its use should be based on a benefit-risk assessment by your veterinarian.
What should I do if my pet licks the application site after treatment?
If your pet licks the application site immediately after treatment, hypersalivation may occur. This is typically transient and not a sign of intoxication, usually disappearing within minutes. Proper application at the base of the skull minimises the opportunity for licking. If you are concerned or if symptoms persist, please contact your veterinarian.
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