Vetsense Permetrol

Size
250mL, 1L chamber bottles.

Permetrol is an insect and fly treatment for Horses and Dogs.

Horses:

Controls;
Pyrethroid sensitive flies;
Buffalo Fly (Haematobia irritans exigua)
Stable fly (Stomoxys calcitrans)
Biting insects (Culicoides sp.)
Treats Queensland Itch

Dogs:

Controls;
Fleas (Ctenocephalides felis, Ct canis)
Ticks (adult Rhipicephalus sp.).
Treats allergic dermatitis (summer eczema)

Permetrol Dosage & FAQs

40g/L Permethrin 25:75 (cis:trans)

 

Animal Pest Dilution Critical Comments
Dogs Fleas 10mL/400mL of
water or methylated
spirits (if rapid drying
is required)
Spray animal entirely ruffling the coat to
ensure adequate penetration and coverage.
Use weekly.
Flea Allergy 10mL/400mL of
water
Spray or rinse as above daily until
symptoms are controlled, then as required.
Dermatitis Spray or rinse as above daily until
symptoms are controlled, then as required.
Horses Ticks 10mL/400mL of
water or methylated
spirits (if rapid drying
is required)
Use in paralysis tick areas daily, searching and removing any ticks found is necessary.
Stable Fly, Buffalo Fly, Sand-Fly, Queensland Itch 10mL/400mL of
water
Spray as required for fly nuisance. For QLD itch (Culicoides bite hypersensitivity) spray twice weekly until symptoms abate, then as required.

 

Zone Control: To obtain maximum flea control, treat the animal’s environment by cleaning the bedding and resting places and then regularly spraying the entire area with the diluted product. Vacuum/clean the carpets and surrounds regularly. Continue treatment all year round. If flea problems persists, seek veterinary advice.

Do not use on cats and animals under 12 weeks of age. When diluted in methylated spirits, the product should not be used on broken skin.

Not to be used for any purpose or in any other manner contrary to this label unless authorised under appropriate legislation.

Withholding Period (Horses): Not to be used on horses intended for human consumption.

Can Permetrol be used on cats?

No.

Can Permetrol be used on new born litters or foals?

No.

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