Kiltix Tick Collar for Dogs

Kiltix Collar Tick Treatment for Dogs

Kiltix Collar is an excellent fast acting long term tick control product for dogs. The easy to wear dog collar controls brown dog and bush ticks for up to 5 months. With repellent effect, the collar not only kills fleas and ticks but also repels ticks and protects dogs from harmful diseases. Kiltix offers cost-effective tick control protection with long lasting effect.

Kiltix Collar is recommended for 12 weeks and older puppies and dogs.

How Kiltix Collar works on dogs?

Kiltix contains two key ingredients - Flumethrin and Propoxur. Both the ingredients work effectively in destroying and controlling fleas and disease causing ticks found on dogs. The insecticidal agent repels ticks by ‘hot foot’ effect. This prevents new ticks from attacking the pet’s body.

Kiltix flea collar is made of high quality resin material that is non-combustible in nature. Weighing just 45 gm, it is comfortable for pets and lengths up to 66 cm that can fit any dog size. The waterproof property makes it last longer.

• Destroys and controls fleas and ticks on dogs
• Repels new ticks attacking your pet
• Protects your dog from external parasites for longer period
• Odorless and waterproof treatment with no side effects
• High quality plastic does not hurt the pet

• Buckle up the collar in a manner that there is a gap of two fingers between the collar and the pet’s neck.
• Cut the extra portion and dispose it.
• Ensure that the collar is not bucked up tightly as it may suffocate the pet.
• Remove the ticks on daily basis to minimize their disease causing effects on the pet.

• Do not use on any other species of pets.
• Do not allow pets or children to chew the collar.
• Do not combine with any other pesticide that works the same as the collar.
• For long lasting effect, remove the collar while bathing or swimming the pet.
• Make your pet wear continuously without any gaps.

Contraindication:

• Do not use on pets allergic to ingredients of Kiltix.
• For sick and convalescing pets, consult a vet.