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Spectra Shield For Dogs
$16.95
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Spectra SHIELD Collar Attached Medallions contain powerful ingredients to offer 4 months of flea and tick control for dogs.
The medallion snaps on easily to the dog’s collar so there is no mess and no stress! It is available in 3 different weight sizes. The medallion contains a powerful synergized pyrethroid - zetacypermethrin - that kills adult fleas and ticks at maximum efficacy. The second ingredient, Piperonyl Butoxide, is a mixed function oxidase inhibitor which ensures the maximum effectiveness of Spectra Shield against ticks during all stages of their blood-feeding life cycle.
Key Benefits:
- Quick and Easy, snap on motion
- Flea & tick protection for 4 months at a great value
- Convenient alternative to monthly treatments
- No more hassle remembering to apply every month
- Can be worn during swimming or bathing
- While this highly effective combination protects pets, it exhibits very low toxicity to animals and humans
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Spectra Shield - Sustained Release Delivery System:
- Continuously releases very small amounts of active ingredients
- Consistently replenishes the actives to the dog’s skin and hair coat
- Avoids heavy concentrations and variations of active ingredients
Ingredients:
Zetacypermethrin - 10%
Piperonyl Butoxide - 20%
Other Ingredients - 70%
Direction of use:
- Open clasp and slide around the “D” ring on dog’s collar
- Close clasp halves and press together until it clicks into place
- When properly closed, both halves will line up evenly
- The medallion must swing freely from the “D-ring” on the dog’s collar
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