Fido's Fre-Itch Rinse Concentrate

• Dilute before use. Make fresh solution every time before use.

For cats, dogs, puppies, kittens & rodents

• Mix 8 ml of concentrate with 800 ml warm water.
• Properly apply solution to the animal until thoroughly soaked.
• Avoid contact with animal’s eyes.
• Do not rinse off, allow your pet to naturally dry, towel dry puppies and kittens to prevent chilling.
• Repeat every 1 – 2 weeks.
• For continuous paralysis tick control, rinse animal once every three days.

For ornamental cage birds:

• Dilute 2 ml of Fido’s Itch Rinse Concentrate with 200 ml warm water into a clean pump spray.
• Spray the bird lightly all over the body, ruffling the feathers to allow the solution to penetrate to skin.
• Avoid contact with bird’s eyes.
• Allow your bird to dry naturally under the sun to avoid chilling.
• Repeat the treatment if necessary.

Feeding Guidelines:

• An effective topical treatment for killing fleas, ticks and lice.
• One treatment for multiple pets including cats, dogs, puppies, kittens, cage birds and rodents.
• Controls tick attachments onto the body of cats and dogs for three days.
• Treats lice on rodents and cage birds.
• Water based soap free solution offers odourless treatment.
• Easy to administer as can be used in a rinse, hydrobath, dip or spray.
• Suitable for pets as does not strip off natural body oils from skin and coat.
• An alternative option to shampooing as it removes cleans the coat.
• Both cleanses and conditions leaving pets fresh and pests free.
• No need for rinse off after application on the coat as it dries while pet smells fresh with shiny and radiant coat.
• With no alcohol or petroleum solvents, it is safe even for puppies and kittens.

• Store below 30 degree C (Room temperature) away from food.
• Protect from direct sunlight.
• Wash hands after use or wear rubber gloves while treating pets.
• Avoid contact with skin and eyes.
• Do not contaminate food and water.
• For animal treatment only.

Contraindications

• No contraindications found yet.
• In paralysis tick areas, inspect dogs and cats daily.