Guinea Pigs, Rabbits, Ferrets and Rats (weighing more than 300g).
ALWAYS fully read the product label and packaging before use.
DO NOT use on animals weighing less than 300g as this could result in overdosing.
PLEASE FULLY READ ALL OF THE ON-PACK INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USE. Twist off the cap and apply the entire contents of pipette(s) to the back of the neck. While squeezing out the contents, spread the solution over as great a surface of the skin as possible.
We recommend treating all the animals in the cage or hutch at the same time, and treating the environment with a suitable insecticide.
Store below 25°C out of sunlight. Store in the original container. Keep away from food and drink, including animal feeding stuffs. Dispose of empty pipettes in the household rubbish immediately after use.
Ivermectin (150ug per pipette).
Can I treat my chinchilla with Beaphar Anti-Parasite Spot On?
No, we would not recommend treating your chinchilla with Beaphar Anti-Parasite Spot On. Firstly, chinchillas have extremely fine, dense fur. This is likely to become matted if a spot on treatment is applied. Secondly, this dense coat is usually a very good deterrent to skin parasites, so you should not need to use this product. If you are concerned that your chinchilla may have a skin problem of some kind, we recommend that you consult your vet about the best method of treatment.
I always use Beaphar Anti-Parasite Spot On treatment for my rabbits and guinea pigs. Is this treatment safe to use now my pet is pregnant?
No, you should not treat pregnant rabbits or guinea pigs with Beaphar Anti-Parasite Spot On. We recommend that pregnant animals should only be treated under veterinary supervision.
