PHARMAQ Ivermectin Drops 1% 5ml - Mite Treatment for Small Furries

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Easy to apply with the dropper bottle nozzle and the 1% concentration means that a single drop will provide an effective dose for an adult pigeon.

Mite Control for Cage Birds are for treatment of mite and feather lice in caged birds and other small animals (e. e. will prevent recruitment from any unhatched eggs that may be present on or around the animal when the initial treatment was applied. Beware of lower concentration presentations, where one drop will not provide be adequate to provide an effective treatment. Great for preventing mite, louse or worm infection but just be aware that it is really designed for use on pigeons and whilst it does the same job on chickens you must not eat any of their eggs for 10 days after use.Observing this treatment regime is action important as it will help ensure that the life cycle of the parasite is broken i. Unfortunately there is no data showing whether this product is safe for use in pregnant and lactating does, and the manufacturer recommends that it is not used during pregnancy/lactation. Registered Office address: Hyperdrug Pharmaceuticals Ltd, Station Industrial Estate, Barnard Castle, DL12 0NG.

Spot-on for the topical treatment of mites and lice in rabbits, guinea pigs, rats, ferrets and large cage birds e. These both contain the same concentration of ivermectin (10mg/ml) however they are licensed differently. Weekend deliveries will generally be shipped by DPD, and if your preferred courier option has already departed for the day, we'll use the next available courier to prevent delay, unless you expressly ask us not to use an alternative. We understand that there are essential items which you need to purchase for your pet on a regular basis, such as food and medication.Administration: apply one drop per 60g bodyweight on the back of the neck between the shoulder blades / apply the appropriate dose once per week for three weeks. For routine prevention of common ectoparasites, this dose can be repeated monthly on a prophylactic basis. This means cleaning their cage regularly and getting rid of any old bedding or toys that might have mites.