Beaphar Dimpylate Flea Collar for Large Dogs

For external use.
One collar per animal. Adjust length to fit a finger between neck and collar.
Cut off excess collar.

Do not apply to puppies under 3 months of age.
Do not apply to sick or convalescent animals, or animals with skin lesions.
Not recommended for pregnant or nursing bitches.

Do not use other organophosphate insecticides on the animal while it is wearing the collar.

The main symptoms of accidental poisoning by organophosphate insecticides are hypersalivation, diarrhea, bronchial congestion, tremors and convulsions.
Treatment of accidental poisoning relies mainly on the administration of atropine sulfate.

Irritation may appear on the animal's neck as a result of wearing the collar.
In this case, remove the collar until the symptoms disappear. Remove the collar at the first sign of intolerance.
Undesirable effects have been observed in dogs: mainly vomiting, tremors and even convulsions. Treatment is symptomatic and eliminatory.

Remove the collar if the dog is bathed or washed, and put it back on when the coat is dry.
The effectiveness of the collar may be reduced if the coat is repeatedly and significantly wet (rain, bath).
In this case, the collar should be changed earlier. Tick attachment remains possible.
As a result, transmission cannot be totally ruled out under unfavorable conditions.

For external use, do not swallow.

Wash your hands after attaching the collar around your pet's neck.
Do not smoke, drink or eat while wearing the collar.
Avoid contact with skin.
Keep away from food and drink, including pet food.
Do not let children play with the collar.

Store in original packaging. Do not store above 30°C.

Dimpylate is toxic to aquatic organisms. Empty containers and any product residues must be disposed of in accordance with current waste management practices.