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Feeding
With Scalibor your dog receives the necessary amount of deltamethrin day after day for 6 months, being the best preventive effect against leishmaniosis. Prevents 4 months against fleas and 6 months against ticks, mosquitoes and sandflies. Thanks to the active substance of which it is composed; Deltamethrin, which is released on a regular basis throughout the first week. It is resistant to water although it is not recommended to wet it until at least 2 days after its first use, thus leaving time for the deltamethrin to be released.
The rapid effect of the Scalibor collar on the sandflies (leishmaniosis), fleas and ticks achieves optimal results against the prevention of parasites.
It develops a repellent effect, so most of the sand flies, ticks or fleas do not get to stay in the animal, thus preventing them from feeding.
It causes nervous symptoms in the parasites and prevents both phlebotomists and fleas and ticks from biting (antifeedant effect).
Instructions for use:
It is recommended to remove the polvillo from the collar with a damp cloth before placing it
Do not use the collar in animals with extensive skin lesions
Do not use in dogs younger than 7 weeks of age
The collar begins to be effective a week after its placement in the dog, it is the time it takes to spread the deltamethrin. To be effective the collar must be continuously placed. It can be wetted with water without losing any effectiveness. But if we bathe the dog, there is some shampoo that affects the lipid layer, it will also be affecting the amount of deltamethrin of the dog and therefore the effect of the collar could be eliminated for a few days, and we would need another 7 days until it was distributed the deltamethrin again through the dog's skin.
Some cases of local allergic reaction have been observed. If this is the case, remove the collar, wait 48 hours and replace it. If the allergic reaction persists, definitely remove the collar and treat your dog with another product
Wash hands with soap and cold water after handling the necklace
Do not allow children to play with the necklace or suck it
Keep away from drinks, food and feed
Keep the packaging tightly closed until the moment of use
Do not use in cats
Composition:
Deltamethrin 40 mg / g.
Indications and modes of use:
Scalibor collar is indicated to protect dogs as prevention of infestations by ticks and fleas for 6 and 4 months, respectively. Scalibor collar has a repellent effect (antialimentation) for Phlebotomus spp., So it can be used as part of a prevention program against leishmaniosis, and for culicid mosquitoes of the Culex pipiens complex.
The collar should be adjusted loosely around the neck of the animal (leaving a space of two fingers between the collar and the neck, to facilitate rubbing and deltamethrin release). Cut the excess of the necklace, leaving 5 cm behind the pin.
Contraindications:
Not applicable
If you notice redness around your neck, consult your specialist.
Precautions:
Do not use the collar in animals with extensive skin lesions.
Do not use on animals younger than 7 weeks of age. The collar begins to be effective a week after its placement in the dog. There have been reports of hypersensitivity reactions in people who have been in contact or around the collar, mainly of a local nature (such as erythema, inflammation, urticaria, pruritus, contact dermatitis and / or localized rash) and on occasion of a nature systemic (such as tachycardia, laryngeal edema, erythematous rash, respiratory distress and / or tingling sensation in throat, mouth and / or face).
Follow the instructions below: Wash your hands with soap and cold water after handling the collar; Keep out of the reach of children; do not allow children to play with the necklace or suck it; Keep away from drinks, food and feed; keep the wrapping tightly closed until the moment of use.
No side effects have been observed in pregnant bitches who wore the collar during pregnancy and lactation, or in puppies of mothers treated until weaning. A reaction with organophosphorus insecticides has been described. This veterinary medicinal product does not require special storage conditions. Deltamethrin is toxic to fish and bees.
