Beaphar Pestspray

Beaphar skin spray is a solution for rabbits, rodents, ferrets, cage and aviary birds and pigeons to combat vermin such as lice, mites and fleas. This spray is working for weeks.

• For birds: spray the bird in hand from a distance of approximately 25-30 cm. Small birds (up to 100 grams) Spray 1-2 times, large birds spray 3-5 times. Start at the tail and spray against the direction of the springs. Only spray on the plumage and not on the head and unprecedented skin. Treat the head by spraying the liquid on a cloth or glove and thereby rubbing over the feathers of the head. Treat all birds with infection. Ensure good ventilation during and after treatment. Repeat after 2 weeks if necessary.
• For rabbits, rodents and ferrets: rub firmly through the fur and spray against the hair direction. Let it work in for a minute and then comb the fur out. Small animals such as guinea pigs spray 2-3 times, large rabbits and ferrets 3-5 times spray. Treat every 2 weeks as long as the animal suffers from vermin, especially in places where it collects.

There are no known side effects. In the event of serious side effects or other responses, you must inform your veterinarian.

Safety measures for the user: Beaphar skin spray is toxic for fish and bees and can cause long -term side effects in the aquatic environment. Avoid contact with eyes, nose, ears, mouth and anus. Only for external use in animals. Keep out of the reach and sight of children. Keeping food and drinks and animal feeds removed. Wash hands after use. Avoid open fire, sparks and smoking during use. Vapors can cause sleepiness and dizziness. Don't inhale spray mist. Use only in well -ventilated places.

Store Beaphar Skin Spray in the original package at room temperature at a dry, dark and well -ventilated location. It should not end up in the watercourse because of the risk of fishing and other water organisms. Unused veterinary medicines or remnants of this must be removed according to the local requirements.