Do you use antiparasitics for your dog or cat?

Would your doctor prescribe an insecticide or pesticide for your child to combat lice? No, obviously! A matter of common sense!

However, this is what happens when you give these antiparasitics to your animal... Moreover, these anti-tick and anti-flea tablets do not prevent you from catching parasites and therefore the diseases caused by them, since fleas and ticks will feed on the animal's blood before dying!

Think about it! A toxic product is ingested by the animal which aims to kill ticks and mosquitoes but it would not have an incident on the health of the animal? It's not because these products are found in stores that they are harmless!

Faced with the increasing number of legal actions, the testimonies which are pouring in on the sometimes fatal risks presented by the ingestion of these pills against external parasites, it is important that you are aware, especially since there is a devoid alternative. side effects!

The Holi-Bibites Kit

No product is repellent against ticks and fleas. The parasite will bite anyway, with or without antiparasitic! It's like vaccines which give the body weapons to defend itself against an enemy but do not prevent the occurrence of the disease in a weakened body.

The key to success: boost your pet's immune system

The HOLI-BIBITTES Kit is composed of HolInsect , HoliCapil and HoliSep to limit the effects of attacks by external parasites. Limit, because if the animal is weakened it should be put back on its feet before the season of these critters.

Go to this link for more information!

https://www.labosolidago.com/collections/nos-ensembles/products/kit-holi-bibittes

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Bravecto contains Fluranaler , but this product is part of the isoxazoline family.

Isoxazolines are pesticides of a new chemical class introduced in the 2000s. They appeared on the veterinary market in 2013 with the indication of fighting fleas and ticks in dogs but they have proven effective against many others. external parasites both in veterinary medicine and in agriculture.

Isoxazolines are rapidly absorbed into the blood and distributed throughout the host's body, including the skin. Blood-sucking parasites (mainly fleas and ticks) are killed by absorbing their blood meal. Fluranaler therefore passes well into your animal's bloodstream to kill undesirables.

In its "Spot on" version also with Fluranaler it is clearly indicated that the product is harmful if swallowed, yet there is no contraindication to swallowing the product in its medicinal form... On the medication leaflet, it says : “Precautions: do not eat, drink or smoke while handling the product. Wash hands thoroughly with soap and water immediately after using the product. Apparently, it is dangerous to handle and our animals must ingest it?

Seizures/epilepsy

On the MSD/MERCK (manufacturer of Bravecto) website the following note was posted about Bravecto: " Use with caution in dogs with a history of seizures . Seizures have been reported in dogs receiving Fluralaner , even in dogs with no history of seizures." (End quote). "Seizures" and "epilepsies" are not included in the Bravecto medical brochure. Why?

Source: https://www.isbravectosafe.com/bravectotruefacts.htm