Key Features
- Size: 3 x 0.67ml pipettes — up to 3 months’ supply with monthly application
- Fast-Acting: Kills fleas within 24 hours and ticks within 24–48 hours
- Long-Lasting: Each pipette provides up to 4 weeks of protection
- Disease Prevention: Reduces risk of tapeworms and bacterial infections
- Easy Application: Spot-on pipette for quick, full-body coverage
- Vet-Strength: Contains fipronil, no prescription required
- Tailored Formula: Specifically for small dogs (2–10kg) for safety and effectiveness
Application Guide
Apply monthly for continuous protection. Treat all pets in the household to prevent reinfestation.
- Snap off the pipette’s top at the notches.
- Part the hair on the back of your dog’s neck to expose the skin.
- Apply the pipette tip to the skin and squeeze until empty.
Frequently Asked Questions
How fast does FleaSolve® work? Starts working within 24 hours, targeting fleas upon biting and ticks within 24–48 hours. Some scratching may occur initially as fleas react, but this subsides as they die off.
How often should I apply it? Use monthly for year-round protection. Treat all pets in the household to prevent reinfestation.
Do I need to treat my home? For severe infestations, treat carpets and furniture to eliminate flea eggs and larvae, alongside using FleaSolve® on your dog.
Are there side effects? Rare cases may involve mild skin irritation at the application site. Contact a vet if unusual reactions occur.
Why spot-on vs. oral tablets? FleaSolve®’s topical formula kills fleas and ticks on contact, avoiding risks associated with ingestion.
Caution
For dogs weighing 2–10 kg only.
Not for puppies under 8 weeks, dogs under 2 kg, cats, rabbits, or other animals.
Keep out of reach of children. For external use only. Consult a veterinarian if your dog is pregnant, lactating, or has a medical condition. Discontinue use if adverse reactions occur and contact your vet.
Warning Notes
For pet use only. Store in a cool, dry place. Dispose of used pipettes safely per local regulations. In case of accidental contact or ingestion, contact a veterinarian immediately.