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Fipnil Spot-On Solution is used for the treatment of fleas and ticks on adult dogs and cats. It provides an insecticidal efficacy against fleas for 8 weeks on dogs and 5 weeks on cats, and a persistent acaricidal efficacy against ticks for 4 weeks on dogs.
If Dermacentor reticulatus ticks are present on the animal at time of application all of the ticks may not be killed within the first 48 hours. Please see below for full information relating to Fipnil Spot On.
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Seems to work
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Reasonably priced and effective.
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I decided to try this product as recommended but for us, we didn’t find it suite my cats & did find flea dirt on them, no actual fleas though.
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I bought this because of the active ingredient and the fact that you can buy it without a prescription, that costs money from the vets.
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I bought this as a cheaper alternative , with 2 large dogs treating both is expensive. Up to now has worked just as well as the more expensive one.
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Below are some recent questions we've received regarding Fipnil Spot-On Solution for Dogs & Cats, including answers from our team.
sara
Is this ok for a puppy ? He is nearly 15 weeks and weighs 10Kg
Hi Sara,
Fipnil can be used on puppies over 8 weeks old/weighing more than 2kg, so it will be fine for him. If he's 10kg already, I'd recommend buying the 10-20kg, as he will be growing quickly and this will cover him for the next 3 months.
Kind regards,
Danielle.
Jayne Satterly
Hi. Should I use this product as I would Advocate. Many thanks.
Hi Jayne,
Application method of Fipnil is the same as Advocate, yes. It is recommended that the product is dispensed at two points along the dog's back. The hair should be parted and product applied directly to the skin.
Fipnil is effective against fleas, ticks but will not provide protection from internal parasites. I'd recommend worming your dogs at least every 3 months as a precaution with a product such as Prazitel (a multi-wormer, made by the same manufacturer's as Fipnil).
Kind regards,
