Resultix

Whenever there is a tick or flea check either at the pet clinic or by you, the one common thing that keeps boggling you is whether they have an infestation or not. If yes to what extent? You hope from within that the activity will not find any ticks on your pet. If found the bloodsuckers get really difficult to remove. The separation of the teaks from their host, i.e. your pet often can lead to your pet getting hurt. It can also happen that during the removal process a part of the teak remains as residual. Dealing with such conditions is extremely difficult for the pets as the act in itself is very agonizing, painful, and also cumbersome. Most of the time, you can miss out on spotting the tick clusters whether they are in their early stages of life or are inching towards growth. The adult ones can be checked easily because of their size but it is the eggs and the small larvae that you should be careful about for a future retraction. Bayer’s Resultix tick spray for dogs and cats is free of conventional pesticides and comes in an easy spray format that helps to kill and remove the ticks on your dog or cat. The action of Resultix on the fleas and ticks can be visible with the application for some time. Resultix dissolves the layers of the covering hard shell that these ticks have. The action starts by dissolving the outer wax layer covering the cuticle or the hard shell. The dissolution of the outer layer of these attached or crawling ticks leads to uncontrollable water loss among them. It finally leads to the death of the tick. So before you know it your pets will be free from ticks and fleas by the administration of Bayer’s Resultrix for dogs and cats. A tick and flea-free pet is a happy pet. As more often such infestations often lead to the loss of appetite and pets becoming low on energy. All these can be avoided easily and the pets will have a happy and enjoyable life. Which ultimately means you being a worry-free pet owner.

Bayer’s Resultrix for dogs and cats have Isopropyl Myristate in their composition. Isopropyl Myristate by nature is a non-toxic oil that finds its extensive usage in the pharmaceutical as well as the cosmetics industry. The application usage varies from being a lubricant to a pesticide-treatment solution for veterinary usage as well as human beings. For veterinary usage, it helps to kill fleas and ticks to a great extent. Among the applications for human beings, they serve to be a great tool to control head lice. Hence, Isopropyl Myristate is a safe ingredient, and its inclusion in Bayer’s Resultrix for dogs and cats as a chief component makes this product safe too.

Bayer’s Resultrix for dogs and cats helps to dissolve the layers of the hard shell covering that these ticks have. The action starts by dissolving the outer wax layer covering the cuticle or the hard shell. The dissolution of the outer layer of these crawling or attached ticks on dogs leads to uncontrollable water loss among them. It finally leads to the death of the tick. The easy-to-use spray format makes your pest control activities for your pets an easy task and you can forget the crawling or attached ticks and fleas from your pets forever post you start the application of Bayer’s Resultrix for dogs and cats.

Bayer’s Resultrix for dogs and cats has been found to be very effective against teaks and fleas. But like all efficacious solutions, there are a few issues that have been observed among a few of the pet population. The application of the Resultrix for dogs and cats sprays can at times cause mild skin and eye irritations. Avoid spraying near the eyes of the pets. The mild tingling sensation or irritations that your pet may face is mostly because of the sudden change of the position of the ticks or fleas. They often bite the skin of the pet and hence at the time when the grasp loses it causes irritation. You as a pet parent should be careful while handling such sprays and washing the hands after the administration is a must. However, if you see any increased irritation among your pet, which is very rare, you may contact your veterinarian to understand the course of action to treat such conditions.