Fleas and ticks can be present all year around, even in colder climates, and can lay dormant for several months before hatching. PetArmor® and the Companion Animal Parasite Council recommend treating your dog each month throughout the year to help prevent flea and tick infestations. Used as directed, PetArmor® Plus can stop infestations and help prevent reinfestation.
Applying PetArmor® Plus flea and tick protection at home is easy. Just follow these steps each time you use the product.
BEFORE YOU APPLY
Applying correctly starts with purchasing the correct product. Before purchasing, weigh your dog. Don't guess! It is important to know your dog’s exact weight. PetArmor® Plus for Dogs is available in four different weight breaks for dogs and puppies: 5 to 22 pounds, 23 to 44 pounds, 45 to 88 pounds, and 89 to 132 pounds. DO NOT attempt to split doses between dogs.
DO NOT USE THIS PRODUCT ON CATS. Be sure to choose dog products for dogs and cat products for cats. These products are different formulations based on the species and your pet’s weight and SHOULD NEVER be used interchangeably. PetArmor® Plus for Cats is available to protect your cat.
Don't forget to consider your dog's age. ONLY use PetArmor® Plus for Dogs on dogs and puppies over 8 weeks of age.
Read the entire label carefully before using any product on your dog. For additional help or more information, our social care team is available to answer your questions Mon-Friday, 8am to 4pm CST. Or you can call us at 1-800-224-7387.
APPLICATION INSTRUCTION
Remove applicator from package. Hold applicator with narrow end in an upright position. Position thumb over raised dot. Use scissors to CUT off tip of applicator along the line. Part the dog’s hair between the shoulder blades so that the dog’s skin is exposed. Squeeze contents of applicator in 3 to 4 spots from the shoulder blades to a point midway down the back until applicator is empty. Do not apply down to the dog’s tail.
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