The innovative Vectra 3D spot-on pipette for dogs has a targeted action against fleas, ticks, mosquitoes, phlebotomuses and flies.
Vectra 3D is available in different types depending on the dog's weight:
- 1.5 to 4 kg
- > 4-10 kg
- >10- 25 kg
- >25-40 kg
- >40 kg
The active ingredient is thus perfectly modulated for the size requirements of the dog.
Vectra 3D is effective against:
FLEAS AND TICKS: treatment prevention tick and flea infestations for 1 month. Constant use prevention of flea multiplication in the home environment for 2 months.
PHLEBOTOMS, MOSQUITOES AND FLEAS: Vectra 3D has repellent activity against flying insects such as phlebotomes, mosquitoes and flies for 1 month. It kills mosquitoes and flies for 1 month.
The active ingredients of Vectra 3D
Vectra® 3D contains pyriproxifene, an insect growth regulator (IGR).
Pyriproxifene disrupts the flea life cycle by inducing both premature ovo-deposition and inhibiting yolk deposition in the flea eggs themselves, producing infertile eggs. Pyriproxifene also blocks development from juvenile (larvae and pupae) to adult stages. This prevents infestation in the environment where the treated animals live.
Active ingredient
Chemist
Type Antiparasitic
Spot-On Pipettes
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Vectra® 3D is a combination of 3 active ingredients: dinotefuran, pyriproxifen and permethrin; these ingredients work in synergy to act on fleas and ticks with insecticidal, acaricidal and repellent action.
Read more about the active ingredients of traditional pesticides in the blog article: GUIDE TO ANTIPARASITARIES: HOW, WHEN AND WHY TO CHOOSE THEM
Vectra 3D kills the immature forms of fleas such as eggs, larvae and pupae that do not bite the animal but remain in the environment and become adults causing new infestations.
USAGE TIPS.
It isrecommended that Vectra 3D for Dogs be applied in the evening, or before taking them for a walk, to avoid human contact with the active ingredients within 4 hours of application.
-Apply 1 time per month
Do not apply to other animals
If you think you need to apply Vectra 3D more than once a month, ask your veterinarian for advice first.
