Kiltix
Kiltix tick collar for dogs is the fastest acting tick-collar in Australia, working twice as quickly as any other collar. Designed to fit dogs of all sizes, the collar protects against deadly paralysis ticks & fleas. Kiltix also kills and repels brown dog and bush ticks.
Ticks are attracted to the head, neck and forelimbs. The Kiltix collar releases a fine powder that repels ticks before they have the chance to bite.
Kiltix is suitable from 12 weeks of age and suitable for all sizes. The collar weighs only 46g and the collar adjusts upto 66cm. Can be used in conjunction with other heartworm prevention and flea or tick treatments such as Advocate for Dogs, Advantage for Dogs or Advantix for Dogs.
The collar made up of high quality resin is non-combustible in nature. Making it a no mess topical treatment. Though it is water resistant, for long lasting effect, remove the collar while bathing or swimming the pet
Kiltix uses active ingredient -
- Flumethrin is an insecticide used in to control fleas and ticks, commonly used on tick collars
- Propoxur is a powder residue used to disrupt the nervous system of external parasites
Kiltix is a single tick collar.
Flea Prevention
- Kills fleas for upto 5 months
- Affordable long-term treatment
Tick Prevention
- Kills and repels against paralysis ticks for 6 weeks
- Kills and repels against brown and bush ticks for 5 months
- Affordable long-term treatment in tick prone areas
Directions for Use
- Remove the collar from the pouch. Unroll the collar, place around the dog’s neck and pull the free end through the clasp, leaving enough space for two fingers under the collar.
- For smaller dogs cut the extra collar length off and dispose of cut off end by wrapping it in paper and placing in garbage.
- The collar should be worn continuously.
The safety of KILTIX has not been established during pregnancy and lactation. However evidence suggests that no adverse effects are to be expected in pregnant and lactating bitches. However, if your dog is pregnant or nursing, it's best to consult with your veterinarian before using a Kiltix collar.
