D-Tick Tick & Flea Pet Shampoo

Use D-Tick Tick & Flea Pet Shampoo in the dose and duration as directed by your veterinarian. For best results, repeat the treatment as advised and ensure regular grooming to keep your dog’s coat clean. Avoid overuse, as frequent or excessive application may increase the risk of side effects. It is important to clean your pet’s bedding, toys, and living area to prevent reinfestation.

There is limited data on the common side effects of D-Tick Tick & Flea Pet Shampoo. However, some dogs may experience mild irritation, redness, or itching of the skin after application. These effects are usually temporary and subside on their own. If irritation persists or if your dog shows signs of discomfort, such as excessive scratching, restlessness, or drooling, rinse the coat thoroughly with plenty of water and contact your veterinarian.

D-Tick Tick & Flea Pet Shampoo is meant for external use only and should never be ingested. Avoid contact with your dog’s eyes, mouth, or open wounds. Do not use this medicine on puppies under three months of age, or on sick, debilitated, or pregnant animals unless advised by a veterinarian. Avoid using other insecticidal products on your dog at the same time unless recommended by your veterinarian, as this may increase toxicity risk.

• Treatment and prevention of Parasitic Infestations

Wet your dog’s coat thoroughly with clean, lukewarm water. Apply a sufficient amount of the medicine and gently massage to form a rich lather, covering the entire body, especially areas prone to parasites like the neck, ears, and tail. Leave the lather on for a few minutes to allow the medicine to act, then rinse thoroughly with water.

• Use lukewarm water to wet your dog’s coat before applying D-Tick Tick & Flea Pet Shampoo for better lather and even coverage.
• Massage it gently into the coat and allow it to stay for a few minutes before rinsing to let the medicine work effectively.
• Avoid contact with your dog’s eyes, mouth, nose, and inner ears while bathing.
• Clean and disinfect your dog’s bedding, kennel, and surrounding area to prevent reinfestation.
• Do not use the shampoo on cats or puppies below three months of age.
• Wash your hands well after bathing your dog and avoid direct contact with the wet coat until it is completely dry.