Norbrook's Pestigon For Cats Has Been Granted An Extension To Its Licence
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PESTIGON for CATS has been granted an extension to its licence which now sees it indicated against the Ixodes ricinus tick.
PESTIGON is Norbrook Laboratories Ltd fipronil spot on solution against fleas and ticks in cats and dogs. The cat product was previously indicated against Dermacentor reticulatus but now has a killing effect within 48 hours with efficacy for up to 2 weeks on both this and the Ixodes ricinus tick.
The Pestigon dog spot on offers efficacy against the Dermacentor reticulatus, Rhipicephalus sanguineus and the ixodes ricinus tick.
“The extension of our licence for Pestigon in Cats is welcome news,” comments Michelle Jones, Norbrook’s Small Animal Brand Manager. “The Ixodes ricinus tick is one of the most common ticks found in the UK. Pet owners need to be aware that choosing a treatment that kills ticks as well as fleas is vital, with ticks potentially spreading diseases such as lyme disease. We are therefore delighted that our Pestigon range now gives cat owners even more protection against fleas and ticks.”
Launched in August 2012, Pestigon spot on offers vets an exclusive brand that cannot be bought from the usual retail outlets. “Pestigon is only available through veterinary practices which means that pet owners have to visit their practice to purchase this flea and tick treatment. They can therefore receive expert advice at the point of purchase and discuss any concerns they may have.”
Pestigon spot on is available from all wholesalers in packs of 3, 6 and 24. Norbrook also offer a household spray, Permaguard, and a range of customer support materials available from Norbrook Territory Managers.2679 views
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25th June, 2013 10h59
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