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Bob Martin Spot On Flea Control for Dogs and Cats
Bob Martin Flea and Tick Spot On for dogs
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Bob Martin Flea and Tick Spot On for
large dogs is the simple and convenient way to treat and prevent flea
infestation on your dog. Each treatment of the easy to apply,
odourless solution will ensure that fleas and ticks are killed on
contact. Kills fleas and ticks for up to 4 weeks. Breaks the flea
lifecycle. Easy to apply - no mess or fuss.
FURTHER INFORMATION
Bob Martin Flea and Tick Spot On for Large Dogs should be used as part
of an effective flea control programme. Fleas will often infest your
pet's baskets, bedding and regular resting areas, including carpet and
soft furnishings. These areas should be treated with a suitable
household flea treatment and vacuumed regularly. Remove fleas from
young puppies or nursing bitches by careful use of a flea comb.
DO
NOT USE DOG "SPOT ON"
ON CATS
THE ACTIVE INGREDIENT
IS PERMETHRIN WHICH IS POISONOUS TO CATS
DO NOT LET CATS GROOM AN AREA ON A DOG WHICH HAS BEEN TREATED WITH DOG
SPOT ON
Bob Martin Fleas and Tick
Cat Spot On
Bob Martin Cat Spot On has been specially
developed to repel fleas and ticks quickly and effectively.
Clinically proven, the formulation is suitable for kittens as young
as 12 weeks. Each application will ensure that protection is
maintained for up to 4 weeks. Regular monthly applications of Bob
Martin Spot On for Cats and Kittens will help ensure both your cat
and home remain flea free.
FURTHER INFORMATION
Bob Martin Cat Spot On should be used as part of an effective flea
control programme. If your pet has an existing heavy flea
infestation, it will be necessary to treat her with a Flea Spray for
Cats in order to kill existing fleas. To ensure that any infestation
in the home is brought under control, treat carpets, soft
furnishings and your cat's bedding with a suitable home flea
treatment.
For use on cats and kittens from 12 weeks of
age.
To order
Bob Martin cat and dog
Spot On
click here
If you are in any doubt about the health of your pets always consult
your veterinary surgeon
