Ridd Solution 60 ml for Tick and Flea Removal

Description

Using Ridd:-Description / Action:
Ridd solution contains Amitraz which is a drug of choice for canine demodicosis. Ridd 12.5% liquid is a potent miticide effective against both sacroptic and demodectic mange in dogs, cats and large animals.
The active ingredient in Ridd is Amitraz, a miticide and insecticide. Amitraz affects the parasite’s nervous system, leading to paralysis and eventual death. The solution’s carrier formula enhances its penetration, ensuring effective results. Ridd targets various life stages of the parasites, providing relief from itching and irritation. Amitraz acts on mites by interacting with octapamine receptors and inhibiting monoamine oxidase enzyme in mite?s body and thereby results in paralysis and death of mites. Ridd contains specific carrier that enhances the penetrability of Amitraz to provide the best result.

Indication / Uses / Benefits:
Ridd Solution is indicated for treatment and control of: Mites (sarcoptic and demodectic mange), Ticks, Fleas & Lice

Features:
* High penetration of solution.
* Removes all parasites and fleas.
* Provides relief from redness and itch.
* Cuts the oxygen supply of parasites.

Dosage and administration: (Dilution per liter of water)

Dogs and Cats:
For Ticks and fleas: 2 ml
For Mange: 3-4 ml

Large animals:
Earsore / Hump Sore: 2 ml
Mange: 3-4 ml

For Sarcoptic mange ? 2-3 applications
For Demodectic mange ? 5-8 applications

Use of PetBen Shampoo or equivalent (BenPro available at RKD Pet Shop) is recommended b efore applying Ridd in treatment of mange.

Safety/ Age / Contraindications:

-Not recommended for use in pups below 4 months of the age.
-Before using in Chihuahuas, Yorkshire Terrriers, Poodles (half the dosage) and cats consult your veterinarian. It may cause toxicity if licked or consumed.
-Contact your vet/physician immediately in case of accidental poisoning or toxicity by ingesting.

Read more about the minor chances of toxicity at https://wagwalking.com/condition/amitraz-insecticides-poisoning to see the toxicity rated as moderate condition. Risk-benefit ratio justifies the use of Ridd in most cases. However, a dog that is treated with amitraz may lick and groom the fur which can cause adverse reactions to the animal. Even though the absorption of any amitraz that is consumed is also at a low rate, poisoning can still occur if a high quantity is ingested. But the offensive smell actually discourages the animal to lick the body until it dries up.

Symptoms of Amitraz Insecticides Poisoning in Dogs:

If your dog has ingested Amitraz, the symptoms will come rather quickly. Symptoms of Amitraz insecticide poisoning in dogs include: Low blood pressure, Low body temperature, Elevated levels of blood glucose, Ataxia, Decreased heart rate, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Seizures, Sedation, Dilated pupils.
Causes of Amitraz Insecticides Poisoning in Dogs:
Amitraz insecticide poisoning in dogs occurs when dogs ingest amitraz from tick collars. Poisoning may also occur by inhalation and when it comes into contact with the skin. In addition to negatively affecting the central nervous system, amitraz poisons the dog by:
1. Alpha-2 ? agnostics cause neurological adverse effects
2. Suppresses the release of insulin
3. Increases the glucose level (plasma)
4. Inhibits Prostaglandin E2 synthesis
5. Promotes the loss of heat
6. Affects Alpha-adrenoceptors, causing hypotension
7. Relaxes muscles of the pharynx, causing asphyxiation