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Beaphar Tick Away | Tick Control | Freezing Insect Removal Spray

Name: Beaphar Tick Away | Tick Control | Freezing Insect Removal Spray
Brand: Beaphar
SKU: CG17520
Price: 4.49 GBP
Availability: InStock

Beaphar

(Code: CG17520)

£ 4.49

50g

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Description

A non-toxic spray that freezes ticks for easy removal from pets, Beaphar Tick Away Spray is safe and easy to use, and a handy size for transporting when out on walks in areas where ticks are common.

For quick and easy tick removal, this small spray bottle is perfectly sized to travel in your pocket during woodland walks or to keep in a handy First Aid Box in your car. Ticks should be removed as quickly as possible to prevent the spread of tick-borne disease, so it is imperative that you carry a solution when out and about in the countryside during tick season.

Directions

Part the fur to expose the tick, before spraying directly at the tick from a distance of 5cm for approximately 3 seconds. The tick will fall off automatically in the majority of cases, however if it is still attached to the pet after 3 hours it can be safely removed with a Tick Removal Tool. Ensure the whole tick has been removed, including the head, before wiping the area with a Pet Wipe and applying Antibacterial Powder.

Warning

Ticks can carry diseases which are harmful to a variety of mammals - including humans. Do not allow yourself to be bitten by the tick during or after removal. Wash hands thoroughly following removal.

In the case of tick bites and infestation on pets, prevention is always better than cure. We recommend applying a Spot On treatment such as Fiprotec which protects against both fleas and ticks. Even a single bite from a tick can spread tick borne disease to your pet. Check your pet regularly for ticks and other parasites, preferably as part of your daily grooming and dental care routine.