Prinovox spot-on for cats and dogs

Prinovox spot-on for cats and dogs

Prinovox spot-on for cats and dogs

PRESCRIPTION NEEDED (Pom-V)

Prinovox spot-on for cats and dogs is a prescription antiparasitic medicine. Vets use it to treat and prevent important parasites that affect the skin and internal organs.

Depending on the species and pack size, Prinovox spot-on for cats and dogs helps to:

• Kill adult fleas and treat flea infestations

• Reduce the risk of flea reinfestation with regular use

• Treat certain types of internal worms, as listed in the product leaflet

• Support a wider parasite plan tailored to your pet’s lifestyle

Prinovox is used monthly in many parasite control schedules, but your vet will set the exact timing.

Variations Included on This Product Page

All of the following sit under this single Prinovox Spot-on Solution 1×4 product as WooCommerce variations:

• Prinovox Spot-on Solution for Small Cats and Ferrets – 1 x 4 pipettes

• Prinovox Spot-on Solution for Large Cats – 1 x 4 pipettes

• Prinovox Spot-on Solution for Small Dogs – 1 x 4 pipettes

• Prinovox Spot-on Solution for Medium Dogs – 1 x 4 pipettes

• Prinovox Spot-on Solution for Large Dogs – 1 x 4 pipettes

• Prinovox Spot-on Solution for Extra-Large Dogs – 1 x 4 pipettes

Pet owners should always select the exact pack that matches the strength and species written on their prescription.

Benefits of Prinovox Spot-on for Cats and Dogs

Prinovox spot-on for cats and dogs offers several key benefits when used under veterinary guidance:

✔ Vet-prescribed POM-V treatment for cats, ferrets and dogs
✔ Kills adult fleas and helps control flea infestations in the home
✔ Treats selected internal parasites, as advised by your vet
✔ Simple spot-on pipette, applied to the skin at the back of the neck
✔ Weight-based variants from small cats and ferrets up to extra-large dogs

Used correctly, Prinovox spot-on for cats and dogs can help keep your pet more comfortable and reduce the risk of parasite-related problems.

How Prinovox Spot-on for Cats and Dogs Works

Prinovox spot-on for cats and dogs contains a combination of active ingredients that:

• Spread across the skin and coat after application

• Kill susceptible fleas when they bite or come into contact with the treated pet

• Target certain internal parasites once absorbed into the body

Your vet will explain which parasites are covered for your pet’s species and size, and whether any extra products are needed for full protection.

When Vets May Prescribe Prinovox Spot-on

Your vet may prescribe Prinovox spot-on for cats and dogs when:

• Your pet has an active flea problem

• A regular flea and worm control plan is needed

• A monthly spot-on is preferred over tablets

• Other pets in the home also need coordinated parasite cover

Before prescribing, your vet will weigh your pet, check their general health and discuss other animals in the household so that all pets can be protected appropriately.

How to Apply Prinovox Spot-on

Always follow your vet’s instructions and the product leaflet. As a general guide:

• Weigh your pet and select the exact Prinovox pack prescribed

• Remove one pipette from the packaging and hold it upright

• Twist or snap off the cap as shown in the instructions

• Part the fur at the back of the neck, in a place your pet cannot lick

• Place the tip of the pipette directly onto the skin

• Squeeze out the entire contents in one spot (or as advised for larger dogs)

Do not massage the liquid in. Allow the application site to dry naturally. Avoid bathing or allowing your pet to swim for the period stated in the leaflet after treatment.

Never split a pipette between animals and never use a dog product on cats or ferrets, or a cat product on dogs.

Safe Use and Home Management

Prinovox spot-on for cats and dogs is a POM-V medicine and must only be used:

• For the animal named on the prescription

• At the dose and interval set by your vet

Tell your vet if your pet:

• Is very young, underweight, pregnant or lactating

• Has any long-term health problems

• Is receiving other parasite treatments or medicines

Contact your vet promptly if you notice:

• Excessive drooling, vomiting, tremors or wobbliness

• Redness, hair loss or irritation at the application site

• Any sudden change in behaviour or health that worries you

People applying Prinovox should wash their hands after use and avoid touching the treated area until it is dry. Keep children and other pets away from the application site during this time.

For best results, Prinovox spot-on for cats and dogs should be part of a full parasite control plan. Your vet may also advise regular vacuuming, hot washing of bedding, treating all in-contact pets with suitable products and prompt faeces pick-up to help reduce parasite burdens in the home and garden.

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Supplied depending on your pet size from Small Cat & Ferret to Extra-Large Dog – in packs of 4