Venkys Freedom Tick & Flea Spot On for Dogs, 4 ML (For Wt 25-40 kg)

Freedom Spot-On is an external parasite treatment for pets, protecting against fleas, lice, mange, ear mites, and larvae infestations. It contains Imidacloprid (10%), which disrupts parasites’ nervous systems, causing paralysis and death, and Moxidectin (2.5%), which helps control worms like heartworms and eliminates external parasites. Easy to apply, it provides effective protection for dogs of different weight ranges.

Composition: Imidacloprid – 10% W/V, Moxidectin – 2.5% W/V, Excipients q.s.

Class: Tick & flea spot on

Indication

• Effective against Flea, Lice, Demodectic Mange, Sarcoptic mange, Ear Mite, Larvae.
• Imidacloprid is systemic insecticides that acts as an insects nervous systems which blocks transmission of stimuli in the insect result paralysis eventually death of parasite.
• Moxidectin is an anthelmintic drug used in animals prevents to control worms such as heart worms in dogs.
• Moxidectin kills some of the external parasites by selectively binding to glutamate gated chloride ion channels.

Directions for use:

• 2.5 ml for dog weighing 10-25 kg body weight
• 4 ml for dog weighing 25-40 kg body weight

Suitable for Dogs 

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