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Scalibor Protector Collar Dog

Name: Scalibor Scalibor Protector Collar Dog
Brand: Scalibor
SKU: AHSCALIBORSM
Price: 35.20 EUR
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Scalibor Protector Collar Dog for prevention and control of infestation of ticks, exotic parasites as sandflies and heartworm mosquitoes in dogs from the age of 7 weeks.
In recent years there has been a clear increase in the number of ticks and tick-borne diseases in humans and animals. The most well-known disorders in dog are Lyme disease and Babesiosis, diseases caused by blood parasites transmitted by ticks.
It is not surprising that this collar is often worn by dogs on trips or holidays to warmer places such as Southern Europe. The Scalibor Protector Collar is the only collar that protects against those parasites for up to 6 months. The collar is waterproof and odorless, but it's better to take it off before swimming as the active substance deltamethrin in the collar is harmful to fish and other aquatic organisms.
Two sizes available: a collar of 48 cm length for small/medium dogs and a collar of 65 cm length for larger dogs. The remaining part of the collar can be cut off 5 cm from the buckle.

Alternative if not available: Seresto Collar Dog

Detailed description

Manufacturer	MSD
Brand	Scalibor
Type of animal	Dog
Age	Very Young, Young, Adult, Senior
Usage	Collar
Indication	Fighting infestations with ticks (Ixodes ricinus, Rhipicephalus sanguineus) for 5 to 6 months Fight against blood sucking phlebotome sand flies (Phlebotomus perniciosus) for 5 to 6 months Anti-feeding effect on adults mosquitoes (Culex pipiens pipiens) for 6 months.
Contra indication	Do not use for puppies under the age of 7 weeks. Do not use on dogs with skin lesions or with a known hypersensitivity to pyrethroids Do not use on cats.
Dosage	Read the instructions and packaging before use. One Scalibor collar for attachment around the dogs neck. For external use only. The 48 cm long collar is for use in small and medium-sized dogs. The 65 cm long collar is for use with large dogs. The collar should be worn continuously. Extra information/How do I use the Scalibor collar? Loosely attach the collar around your dog's neck and make sure two flat fingers fit between collar and neck. Cut the strap about 5 cm from the buckle. Make sure that the band touches the bare skin without having too much hair in between. The active substance then spreads through the skin fat throughout the whole body of your dog. Older dogs have less skin fat, which means that the active substance can spread over the skin less quickly. Effectiveness may be delayed, but ticks will usually be killed within 48 hours. Already present ticks on your cat can best be removed first with a tickhook, because it will take some time before the collar will be fully active. The effectiveness of the collar does not diminish by contact with water. Because the active substance deltamethrin in the collar is very harmful to fish and other water organisms, it is desirable not to wear the collar during swimming. The collar reaches its full effectiveness after one week, so preferably attache the collar one week before exposure to ticks or sand flies. The Scalibor collar can be used during pregnancy and lactation.
Composition	Active ingredient: Scalibor Protectorband small/medium contains (19 g) 0,760 g deltamethrin. Scalibor Protectorband large (25 g) contains 1.0 g of deltamethrin.
Side effects	In very rare cases: Skin reactions, such as hair loss, redness, itching and skin lesions. Trembling and lethargy have also been reported. If this occurs, then the collar should be removed. These symptoms usually disappear within 48 hours
Warnings	Do not use in conjunction with other ectoparasitics containing organophosphates. Attachment of individual ticks or individual bites by sandflies or mosquitoes may occur. Avoid licking or contact with eyes or mouth of animals or humans.