Do you use antiparasitics for your dog or cat?

Would your doctor prescribe an insecticide or pesticide to your child to fight lice? No, of course not! It's common sense!

Yet, that's what happens when you give these antiparasitics to your pet... Moreover, these anti-tick and anti-flea pills do not prevent them from catching parasites and thus the diseases they cause, since fleas and ticks will feed on the animal's blood before dying!

Think about it! A toxic product is ingested by the animal with the purpose of killing ticks and mosquitoes, but it wouldn't have any impact on the animal's health? Just because these products are found in stores doesn't mean they are harmless!

Given the increasing number of lawsuits and the abundance of testimonies about the sometimes fatal risks presented by the ingestion of these pills against external parasites, it is important that you are aware, especially since there is an alternative without side effects!

The Holi-TIK&PUCES Kit

No product is repellent against ticks and fleas. The parasite will bite anyway, with or without antiparasitic! It's like vaccines that give the body weapons to defend against an enemy but do not prevent the onset of illness in a weakened organism.

The key to success: boost your animal's immune defenses

The HOLI-TIK&PUCES Kit is composed of HolInsect, HoliCapil and HoliSep to limit the effects of external parasite attacks. Limit, because if the animal is weakened, it will be necessary to get it back on its feet before the season of these critters.

Access this link for more information!

https://www.labosolidago.com/products/kit-holi-bibittes

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Bravecto contains Fluralaner, and this product belongs to the isoxazoline family.

Isoxazolines are pesticides from a new chemical class introduced in the 2000s. They appeared on the veterinary market in 2013 with the indication of controlling fleas and ticks in dogs, but they have proven effective against many other external parasites in both veterinary medicine and agriculture.

Isoxazolines are rapidly absorbed into the bloodstream and distributed throughout the host's body, including the skin. Hematophagous parasites (mainly fleas and ticks) are killed by absorbing their blood meal. The Fluralaner therefore passes into your animal's blood to kill unwanted pests.

In its "Spot on" version, also with Fluralaner, it is clearly indicated that the product is harmful if swallowed, yet there is no contraindication to making the product ingested in its medicinal form... On the drug's leaflet, it says: "Precautions: do not eat, drink or smoke while handling the product. Wash hands thoroughly with soap and water immediately after using the product." Apparently, it is dangerous to handle, and our animals are supposed to ingest it?

Seizures / Epilepsy

On the MSD / MERCK website (Bravecto manufacturer), the following remark was published about Bravecto: "Use with caution in dogs with a history of seizures. Seizures have been reported in dogs receiving Fluralaner, even in dogs with no history of seizures." (End of quote). "Seizures" and "epilepsy" are not included in Bravecto's medical brochure. Why?

Source: https://www.isbravectosafe.com/bravectotruefacts.htm