BlokhNet for dogs

BlokhNet is a medication that helps protect dogs from external parasites. Developed by the Russian company Astrapharm, the product is highly effective because it combines four active ingredients. It helps quickly get rid of fleas, ticks, and other parasites. ectoparasites, and also prevent infection. Can be used for dogs of all breeds.

General description

The medication is available in two forms: drops and spray. Both forms are intended for external use. It contains toxic components, which, if ingested, can cause poisoning.

BlokhNet for dogs

BlokhNet drops are a light yellow oily liquid. They are packaged in polymer bottles with a dropper-shaped tip. They have a screw-on cap, making them easier to use than disposable droppers. BlokhNet drops are available in pharmacies in four different strengths: 1, 2, 3, and 4 ml for dogs of various weights.

The spray appears as a clear, colorless liquid. A light yellow tint may be present. It is packaged in polymer bottles equipped with a spray head for easy application.

When storing the drug, you need to follow a few simple rules:

  1. The air temperature should be above zero, but not more than 25 degrees Celsius.
  2. The medicinal liquid should be stored away from food and feed, as it contains toxic substances.
  3. Avoid exposing the bottle containing the medicine to direct sunlight.
  4. The drug should not be stored near heat sources.

Please note! Short-term freezing of the drops is permitted during transportation. This does not affect the properties or effectiveness of the antiparasitic agent.

Composition and action

BlokhNet is a unique product. Its unique feature is that its developers have combined four active ingredients, with each ingredient's concentration carefully calculated. This allows the medication to effectively kill external parasites without causing irritation or other discomfort to animals. It helps eliminate fleas, lice, ticks, and biting lice, as well as protect against mosquitoes, which can carry dangerous infectious diseases.

BlokhNet for dogs

The active components of the drug are:

  • Fipronil. It is a component of many antiparasitic medications. It works by blocking receptors in arthropods. As a result, the parasites' nervous systems stop functioning properly, leading to paralysis and death.
  • Benzyl benzoate. It has a pronounced acaricidal effect, meaning it kills ticks. The substance's unique feature is that it penetrates the parasites' chitinous covering, thereby affecting ticks at all stages of development.
  • Juvemon. It causes developmental abnormalities in parasites in the larval or egg stages. Thanks to this substance, BlokhNet destroys fleas and lice at all stages of development.
  • Diethyltoluamide. Provides protection to the animal from blood-sucking insects.

Almost all components accumulate in the upper layer of the epidermis, sebaceous glands, and hair, but they do not penetrate the bloodstream and do not have a negative effect on the liver and other organs.

Indications for use

According to the instructions, both BlokhNet drops and spray are used for dogs in the following cases:

The product is also excellent for protecting pets from ectoparasites. The main danger of external parasites is that they carry infectious diseases. Furthermore, due to the itching, pets scratch the affected areas intensely, which can lead to purulent wounds, skin inflammation, and other health problems.

The dog is lying down

Please note! For reliable protection, the manufacturer recommends combining the drops and spray.

The medicine can also be used to protect animals from mosquitoes.

Price

BlokhNet drops are available at the following prices in online pharmacies:

  • 1 ml – from 90 rubles;
  • 2 ml – from 125 rub.;
  • 3 ml – 155 rub.;
  • 4 ml – from 200 rubles.

A bottle of spray will cost 230-260 rubles.

How to apply

The specifics of use and application of the drug depend on the form of release.

Spot-on drops

BlokhNet drops must be applied to the skin. in the withers areato prevent the animal from licking the medication. If the dog is large, apply the drops in several places. Part the fur to ensure the medication reaches the skin.

Please note: Do not apply the medication to wounds or other damaged skin.

The dosage is calculated in a simple way:

  • 2-5 kg ​​– 0.5 ml (15 drops);
  • 5-10 kg – 1 ml;
  • 10-20 kg – 2 ml;
  • 20-30 kg – 3 ml;
  • 30-40 kg – 4 ml.

At the pharmacy, select bottles of the appropriate capacity. If your dog weighs over 40 kg, a combination dropper will be required. Keep in mind that 1 ml of medication is needed for every 10 kg.

Treating a dog with drops against parasites

For destruction parasites The product is applied once. When using the product prophylactically, treatment should be repeated every 1.5-2 months. For additional protection, it is recommended to apply the spray two hours before going for a walk. Taking additional measures is especially important if there is a real risk of parasite infestation, for example, if you are planning a walk in a forest where there are many ticks.

Spray

To use the spray, follow these steps:

  1. Shake the contents of the bottle.
  2. Spread the medication on the animal from all sides. If the fur is very long, lift it up during application.
  3. Put on a muzzle or tape the mouth shut to prevent your pet from licking the medication. Remove the muzzle once the medication has completely dried.

The dosage is calculated simply: 1 ml per 1 kg of body weight. One press of the spray head equals 1 ml of the product. For severe flea or lice infestations on long-haired breeds, the dosage can be increased to 2 ml per 1 kg.

BlokhNet for dogs

Please note! After using both the drops and spray, do not bathe your pet for 2 days. Also, keep your pet away from small children. Do not pet them.

Features of tick extermination

Depending on the type of tick, the drug is used as follows:

  1. If you find a tick on your body, apply one drop of the solution to it or cut the spray into pieces. If the tick doesn't fall off after 20 minutes, carefully remove it with tweezers and destroy it.
  2. For ear mites, apply 4-6 drops to each ear, depending on the dog's size. Clean the ear canals of any scabs or debris beforehand. Repeat treatment after 5-7 days, if necessary.
  3. For sarcoptic mite infestations, apply a thin layer of BlokhNet to the affected areas, regardless of dosage form. For maximum effectiveness, remove any scabs from the epidermis beforehand. Repeat the treatment after a week, if necessary.

Ixodid tick

The spray can also be used to treat the animal's bedding and habitat to prevent re-infestation.

Contraindications and side effects

BlokhNet is considered safe for dogs, but the instructions for use list a number of contraindications. The medication should not be used:

  • for weakened and exhausted animals;
  • during the recovery period after severe illnesses and surgical interventions;
  • in infectious pathologies;
  • weighing less than 2 kg;
  • in case of intolerance to the components;
  • if the age is less than 10 weeks.

For pregnant and lactating females, the product may be used after consultation with a veterinarian. If your pet has a history of hypersensitivity to medications, conduct a patch test before use. Apply a small amount of the product and observe the reaction. Be sure to have anti-allergy medications on hand to ensure immediate treatment if necessary.

Nursing dog

Please note! Do not apply drops into the ear canal if the eardrum is perforated.

Overdose of BlokhNet can cause unpleasant symptoms:

  • nausea and vomiting;
  • weakness;
  • muscle tremors;
  • increased salivation.

If the above symptoms are detected, the dog should be bathed, possibly with shampoo. Symptomatic therapy can be used if necessary.

Owner reviews

Anna, husky breeder:

"I've been using BlokhNet drops on my dogs for several years now. We haven't noticed a single tick attached, even though we live in the countryside where they're plentiful. I use the medication on both adult dogs and puppies. I've never had any side effects, but I always strictly adhere to the dosage."

Andrey, owner of a 2-year-old dog:

"We have a new resident in our house – a cute dog, very similar to a Labrador. My son loves playing with him. When we moved to our dacha in the summer, we took the dog with us. On the very first day, we discovered two ticks. We had to take action quickly. We treated him with BlokhNet drops. The smell was unpleasant. The dog didn't like something (perhaps the smell) and struggled to get away. But by evening, the ticks had fallen off on their own. The product works well and is inexpensive."

Veterinarian Reviews

Nikita, a veterinarian with 12 years of experience:

"Among the inexpensive products, BlokhNet is a good option. In my experience, it doesn't always work. Some clients complain that its effectiveness only lasts a couple of weeks, although there are also those who are completely satisfied with its use. I believe that skimping on flea and tick treatments is not worth it, as it can lead to having to treat your pet for an infectious disease later. It's better to buy proven foreign products."

Galina Nikolaevna, a veterinarian with 15 years of experience:

"BlokhNet is a good domestic product. Its duration of action can be a bit short, although this varies from person to person. If you live outside the city or walk your dog in the woods, you'll need to use a spray as well. The main advantage is its low price compared to imported medications."

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