How to use phoxim on dogs

Phoxim is a neurotoxic pesticide that can be used to give dogs a medicated bath to kill ticks and lice on their bodies. , mites and other parasites. The dosage of phoxim is generally 1:1000.

Phoxim has a broad insecticidal spectrum and strong knockdown power. It is mainly contact-killing and gastrotoxic. It has no systemic effect and is very effective against lepidopteran larvae. It is unstable to light and decomposes quickly in the field. Therefore, the residual period is short and the residual risk is small. However, when the drug is applied into the soil, the residual period is very long, which is suitable for controlling underground pests. The dosage form is 50%, 45% phoxim EC, and 5% granules.

When using phoxim to give your dog a medicated bath, be careful to prevent your dog from licking its hair to avoid poisoning. Owners who are inexperienced in bathing their dogs are advised to take their dogs to a pet hospital for medication to prevent their dogs from being poisoned by medication due to improper handling.