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Zoetis (formerly Pfizer) Spot On Insecticide is a topical application for the control of lice and flies on cattle, ticks, lice, keds and established blowfly strike on sheep and ticks and lice on lambs. POM-VPS.
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I was told about this by a friend after I brought bubba the sheep
Product came really quick. Have used it and bubby seems much heater with the flys
Customer recommends this product
Below are some recent questions we've received regarding Zoetis (Pfizer) Spot On Insecticide, including answers from our team.
Helen Gilbert
I use Clik as a preventive treatment for flystrike in sheep but want something on hand to kill the maggots if a strike occurs. Is this the best targeted treatment? The data sheet says don't use alongside another treatment but how long after or before a Clik treatment can this be used?
Yes this spot on will treat fly strike. It should not be mixed with another insecticide or acaracide according to the datasheet, this means it should not be physically applied at the same time. However if the Clik was applied a few days/week ago and the area has completely dried then there is no reason not to use the Pfizer Spot On. The two ingredients are different and they should not interfere with each other.
Brian Hoey
how long will it protect cattle from ticks
This product is only licensed against flies and lice in cattle, but it is licensed to kill fleas, lice and ticks in sheep. There is off license evidence to show that the product can be used to cover for ticks in cattle but as this is an off license use of the medication you will need to discuss with your local vet about whether it is appropriate for your herd in particular. They can also advise on the dose and duration of the tick treating effect.
Brian Hoey
will this coopers spot on keep ticks of cattle
The tick license for this product only covers sheep however there is anecdotal off license evidence to say it should have some efficacy against ticks in cattle. This is an off license use of the medication though so you will need to discuss it further with your local vet. Dose suggestions may vary with off license use of a product.
Sunnyhurst
Hi, How long does the product keep for once opened?
Thanks
Hello,
Thank you for your question.
Shelf-life of the veterinary medicinal product as packaged for sale is 5 years.
Store in tightly closed original container away from food, drink and animal feeding stuffs. Do not store above 25°C. Do not freeze.
Hope that helps,
VioVet.
Margie
We have masses of tics on our horses which we are removing with tic removers but cannot find them all.
There are a lot of deer around and i think that is where they are coming from
Hello Margie
Thank you for your question.
This product is licensed for cattle, sheep and lambs so would not be suitable for your horse's unless prescribed by a vet.
Hope this helps.
BAinne
Can the cattle /sheep spot on be used on sheepdog?
We cannot recommend this product is used on dogs. The active ingredient is sometimes used in other products for dogs, but the dose has to be accurately matched to the weight of the dog. Overdosing can cause toxicity. We would recommend the product Advantix as the nearest equivalent product for dogs. This is safe to use and is particularly good at treating all surface-living parasites on dogs.
