Drools TikFle Spot On for Dogs - 1.8ml, 10-20kg

Drools TikFle Spot On for Dogs - 1.8ml, 10-20kg

Drools TikFle is a topical spot-on treatment for ticks, fleas and mites in dogs. This separate listing is for the 1.8ml pipette presentation, listed for dogs in the 10-20kg weight band.

Product Details

• Brand: Drools TikFle.
• Form: topical spot-on pipette, not an oral medicine.
• Pipette volume: 1.8ml.
• Listed dog weight band: 10-20kg.
• Active ingredient: fluralaner 500mg, as previously confirmed for this presentation.

Choosing the Correct Size

Have your veterinarian confirm your dog's current weight, the exact weight boundaries on the supplied pack and the correct pipette before use. Do not substitute another TikFle size or assume the same volume is suitable for all dogs. TikFle is also listed separately in 0.9ml, 1.8ml, 3.6ml and 5.0ml presentations.

Veterinary Guidance & Precautions

Follow the current manufacturer label and your veterinarian's directions for application and repeat treatment. The supplied brochure describes long-lasting topical treatment but does not establish a specific protection period here; do not assume a fixed retreatment interval.

Handle with caution and do not apply directly to skin lesions. Prevent dogs from grooming one another after treatment. The brochure states that safety has not been established in puppies younger than 8 weeks or dogs weighing less than 2kg; these statements do not establish suitability for every older or heavier dog.

Consult a veterinarian before use in aged or compromised animals, during pregnancy or lactation, or if your dog has a history of epilepsy or neurological disorders. Follow pack directions concerning bathing or water exposure after application. For external veterinary use in dogs only; do not give orally or use on cats.

Storage

Follow current pack storage instructions and keep out of reach of children.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which TikFle size is this?
This is the 1.8ml presentation for the listed 10-20kg dog weight band. Confirm the exact range on the supplied label with your veterinarian.

Does this replace a veterinary examination?
No. A veterinarian should assess suspected parasite infestations, skin lesions or unexpected reactions and advise on an appropriate treatment plan.