Vet-Kem Flea, Tick, and Bot Spray reduces insect nuisance and infestation in dogs, cats, and horses. Adult fleas, flea larvae, ticks, lice, mosquitoes, gnats, horse flies, stable flies, horn flies, and face flies are all protected by this treatment once administered. It is a strong insecticide that attacks eggs, larvae, and adults for two months.
Who is Vet-Kem Flea, Tick and Bot Spray, 16 oz for?
Puppies, kittens, dogs and cats, ponies, and horses.
Why use Vet-Kem Flea, Tick and Bot Spray, 16 oz?
For two months, Flea, Tick, and Bot Spray by Vet-Kem eliminates fleas, ticks, lice, flies, mosquitoes, gnats, and ticks. It has a fast-acting compound that prevents larvae, eggs, and adults from re-infesting or hatching once treated. This product is safe for dogs, puppies, kittens, cats, horses, and ponies to use.
How does Vet-Kem Flea, Tick and Bot Spray, 16 oz work?
Pyrethrins and an insect growth regulator are included in this product. Adult pests are attacked and killed using pyrethrins, while eggs are stopped from hatching with insect growth regulators. Both provide long-term relief and are quite effective.
PRN Pharmacal, Inc.
(S)-Methoprene (CAS #65733-16-6) 0.27% Pyrethrins (CAS #8003-34-7) 0.20% Piperonyl Butoxide (CAS #51-03-6) 0.46% N-octyl Bicycloheptene Dicarboximide (CAS #113-48-4) 0.62%
How is Vet-Kem Flea, Tick and Bot Spray, 16 oz sold?
16 oz spray bottle
What are the side effects of Vet-Kem Flea, Tick and Bot Spray, 16 oz?
Skin sensitization (allergy) is a possibility. Paw licking and profuse salivation are signs that a cat is susceptible to pyrethrins. These effects are usually mild and brief. All pesticides have the potential to cause sensitivity in animals. If you observe any symptoms of a response, wash the animal with mild soap and then rinse with plenty of water. If the symptoms persist, contact the nearest animal hospital or an emergency veterinarian.
What special precautions are there?
Do not allow this product to come into contact with human skin. Do not swallow. Allergies and skin reactions are possible. A vulnerable animal is one that is on medication, is elderly, is breeding, or is nursing. Before using on vulnerable pets, seek guidance from a veterinarian. Keep out of the reach of children.
If overdose occurs, please contact your local pet hospital or emergency pet clinic immediately.
How can I store Vet-Kem Flea, Tick and Bot Spray, 16 oz?
Keep product stored in a dry and cool environment.
FOR USE ON PONIES AND HORSES: To Prevent Horse Botfly Eggs from Hatching: At the first evidence of visible eggs, spray any contaminated regions immediately, paying special attention to the topline, neck, flanks, shoulders, and legs. Spray until the surface is moist, but not so much that the spray runs off. Spray animals every 3-5 days throughout the botfly season for a high level of botfly egg control. For Flies: Brush the extra dust and dirt off the coat. Spray directly onto the horse's coat, focusing on the topline, neck, flanks, shoulders, and legs. To treat the face, wet a towel with spray and apply to the face and head, avoiding the eyes. Repeat every two months to keep fly infestations at bay. Vet-Kem Flea, Tick, And Bot Spray can be used weekly if your pony or horse becomes reinfested. This product should not be used on horses that will be slaughtered for food. FOR USE ON KITTENS AND PUPPIES: For Fleas: Wrap kittens and puppies weighing less than 3 pounds in a towel gently sprayed with Vet-Kem Flea, Tick And Bot Spray for 5 to 10 minutes, leaving the mouth, nose, and eyes exposed, or lightly spray a cotton ball or brush and rub well into the hair coat. The fleas can then be combed or picked out of the coat. Kittens and pups weighing more than 3 pounds should be handled similarly to cats and dogs. Repeat every two months to prevent flea infestations in your house. Vet-Kem Flea, Tick And Bot Spray can be used regularly if your pet becomes reinfested with adult fleas from outside sources. Do not let the animal grow cold. Never use on kittens and pups under the age of 12 weeks. FOR USE ON CATS AND DOGS: For Fleas: Effective flea management requires even, light coating of the hair coat. Allow no wet animal or application spray to get into touch with painted or finished surfaces, such as vinyl or leather goods, wood furniture or flooring, or other potentially hazardous surfaces. Ruffle the coat while spraying against the natural lay of the hair for optimal effects. Hand over the eyes of the animal. Spray the chest, ears, and head with a rapid, strong stroke. Rub the cloth around the eyes, nose, and mouth. Spray the neck, midsection, and hindquarters next, followed by the legs and tail. Genitals and rectum should not be sprayed. 1 or 2 squeezes of the trigger sprayer per pound of body weight is recommended. Spray bigger dogs until moist, but not saturated. Prevent animals, particularly cats, from becoming cold. Repeat every two months to prevent flea infestations in your house. Vet-Kem Flea, Tick And Bot Spray can be used regularly if your pet becomes reinfested with adult fleas from outside sources. For Ticks: Use the spray to soak each individual tick. Shake well prior to use. Using this product in a way that contradicts its labeling is illegal under federal law.
ORM-D CONSUMER COMMODITY containing hazardous or flammable materials will be shipped in packages bearing the label ORM-D CONSUMER COMMODITY (Other Regulated Materials for domestic transport only) which means the packages contain hazardous or flammable materials in a limited quantity that presents a limited hazard during transportation due to its form, quantity, and packaging. ORM-D product(s) must be shipped by ground transportation only, and can’t be shipped internationally.
