Besides coping with the disease, a unique composition of 4 components also prevent bacterial complications
Easier and more accurate treatment with the drug due to a metering pump
No skin irritation due to mildly acting ingredients of the drug
The components included to the drug composition contribute to pain relief, itch relief, and rapid wound healing.
Besides eradicating insectoid and acarid agents, the unique insectoacaricidal veterinary spray improves the condition of treated animals by eliminating after-effects occurred due to the invasion.
Appearance: a clear colourless or pale yellow liquid.
Presentation: 30 mL dark glass bottles with screw-on caps equipped with spray nozzles. Easy to use.
2.5 mg ivermectin
20 mg lidocaine
5 mg dexpanthenol
0.5 mg chlorhexidine
Ivermek-spray is an acaricidal agent that is effective against pre-imago and imago forms of sarcoptoid (Sarcoрtes spp., Psoroptes spp., Otodectes cynotis, Notoedres cati) and demodex (Demodex саnis) mites parasitizing in dogs, cats, fur-bearing animals, and rodents, as well as knemidocoptic mites (Knemidоcoptes spp.) parasitizing in poultry. Mode of action: ivermectin affects the chloride ions penetrating through the membranes of nerve and muscle cells in the parasitic agent. Its primary targets are glutamate-sensitive chlorine channels and γ-aminobutiric acid receptors. By changing the course of the chloride ions flow, ivermectin disrupts the nerve impulse conduction, thus causing paralysis and subsequent death of parasitic agents.
Applied topically, ivermectin is poorly absorbed by the body and accumulates mostly in epidermis, hair follicles, and oil glands of an animal, thus ensuring that the acaricidal activity of the drug lasts for 5 to 7 days.
Dexpanthenol has a wound healing and anti-inflammatory effect; lidocaine has a local anesthetic effect with a pronounced antipruritic effect; while chlorhexidine has an antibacterial effect.
Ivermek-spray is prescribed to treat sarcoptic, otodectic, notoedric, follicular, and psoroptic mange in dogs, cats, fur-bearing animals, and decorative rodents as well as depluming itch (knemidocoptic mange) in decorative birds.
The animals shall be treated in the open air or in well ventilated rooms, after taking out the decorative birds’ cages and covering fish tanks.
In order to prevent the drug from being licked away, the treated animals shall be either muzzled or put in a cervical collar (or have their jaws fixed with ribbon or tape) until their skin and hair are completely dry.
Ivermek-spray shall be applied to affected sites (which have to be cleared from scabs and crust first) until they are completely covered with the drug (the drug concentration, however, shall not exceed 0.2 mL per 1 kg of animal body weight). If affected sites are within nose or eye area, Ivermek-spray shall be applied by slight rubbing it into affected skin with fingers covered with the drug.
During application, Ivermek-spray vial shall be held vertically; by actuating the nozzle, the site (with 1 to 2 cm of marginal unaffected skin covered) is treated with the jet from a distance of 10 to 20 cm. One actuation of a spray nozzle is equal to 0.125 mL.
At follicular mange in dogs, cats, and fur-bearing animals; at sarcoptic mange in dogs and fur-bearing animals; and at notoedric mange in cats, Ivermek-spray shall be applied 2 to 4 times with a 3- to 5-day interval until complete clinical recovery of the treated animal (the fact shall be confirmed by acarologic analysis, giving two negative results).
If the affected site is large, Ivermek-spray shall be applied twice with a 1-day interval: one body half on the first day, and the other half — on the other day.
Treated animals shall not be allowed to lick away the drug until their fur dries up completely. Within a 48-hour period after application of Ivermek-spray, treated animal must not be bathed or allowed to come close to small children. In case of otodectic mange in carnivores and psoptorosis in decorative rodents, Ivermekspray is applied to pinna inner surface and skin of external auditory canal (which have to be cleared from scabs and crust first) at the dose of 0.5 to 1.0 mL (4 to 9 actuations) depending on animal body weight and size of the pinna.
Ivermek-spray is applied twice with a 3- to 5-day interval. The drug must be applied to both ears. If necessary, the treatment can be repeated. The drug must always be applied to both ears even if only one ear is affected with otodectic mange.
At otodectic mange complicated with otitis, it is recommended to apply antibacterial and antiinflammatory drugs.If necessary, the treatment can be repeated.
In case of depluming itch (knemidocoptic mange) in decorative birds, Ivermektin-spray shall be applied 2 to 4 times with a 3- to 5-day interval until complete clinical recovery of the treated animal (the fact shall be confirmed by acarologic analysis, giving two negative results).
In the case of hypersensitivity of an animal to components of Ivermek-spray revealed or any complications (e. g. excessive salivation, lacrimation, muscle tremors, or vomiting) occurred, the treatment shall be stopped and Ivermek-spray shall be removed by water with detergent.
Avoid using the drug in animals under the age of 12 weeks. If medically required, the drug may be applied in pregnant and nursing animals under the supervision of a veterinarian. In this case, it is recommended to interrupt feeding puppies and kittens with mother's milk.
3 years from the date of manufacture.
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