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Kills Fleas | |
Repels Fleas | |
Kills Flea eggs and Larvae | |
Kills Ticks | |
Repels Ticks | |
Kills and/or Repels Mosquitoes | |
Prevents Heartworm | |
Other Parasites Information | Kills and controls chewing lice and controls sarcoptic mange infestations |
Waterproof (shampooing once a week can reduce effectiveness) | |
Safe for pregnant or nursing Pets | |
How long does it take to work | Kills fleas, flea eggs and larvae with the same efficacy as Frontline Plus®. Begins killing ticks in 6 hours and kills up to 100% of ticks in 18 hours - current standard for tick-killing efficacy is 24-48 hours. |
Taste | Applied to Skin |
Active Ingredient(s) | Fipronil/(S)-Methoprene/Amitraz |
RX Required | |
Dosage | |
Usage | |
Video | Coming soon |
Vet Review | Certifect is the new flea and tick control product by Merial, the makers of Frontline® Plus. It is EPA-approved for sale in the USA. It is new to the market and not yet rated. |
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