Sergeant's Guardian Topical for Dogs

Help shield your dog from frustrated fleas and ticks by using Sergeant's Guardian Topical Flea & Tick Treatment for Dogs. The fast-acting, easy-to-apply treatment kills fleas, ticks, and chewing lice while repelling them for up to 30 days. Active ingredients target pests on contact, providing fast-acting relief and long-lasting protection. Shield them from the discomfort and irritation of fleas and ticks; they will stay itch-free and happy.

Sergeant's Guardian Topical Flea & Tick Treatment for Dogs is an all-around pest control regime in its league. Watermarked, it secures your dog even when your dog gets wet from a bath or a swim. This treatment is gentle on dogs of any size but powerful to take away the itching and discomfort that results from fleas and ticks. Trust Sergeant's for safeguarding your pet through effective, veterinarian-recommended ingredients.

• Application: Applied directly to your dog's skin, usually in one or more spots depending on the size of the dog and dosage instructions.
• Protection: It protects against fleas and ticks. These active ingredients kill these pests upon contact or ingestion.
• Duration The length of time is going to vary with the formulation type and the condition in which a dog resides. Some protect up to a month.
• Safety: The directions regarding dosages and application should be followed cautiously on every product. Make sure the product one has is suitable for the age, weight, and health status of the pet dog. Cat products or vice versa must not be used on dogs as they become toxic in pets if administered incorrectly.
• Consultation: You should consult the vet right away if you are in doubt about using this product or have apprehensions owing to concern for the health of your dog.

Instructions for Use:

For use on dogs and puppies 12 weeks of age and older and based on the weight range shown on the product label.

Do not use on animals other than dogs as shown on the product package.

• If you’ve purchased Sergeant’s for Dogs 7-33 lbs.: Do not administer Sergeant’s for Dogs to dogs weighing less than 7 lbs. or under 12 weeks of age.
• If you’ve purchased Sergeant’s for Dogs 33-66 lbs.: Do not administer Sergeant’s for Dogs to dogs weighing less than 33 lbs. or under 12 weeks of age.
• If you’ve purchased Sergeant’s for Dogs 66+ lbs.: Do not administer Sergeant’s for Dogs to dogs weighing less than 66lbs. or under 12 weeks of age.

Application:

1. Remove the product tube from the package.
2. Separate one tube from the others. Hold the tube with a notched end pointing up and away from the face and body. Use scissors to cut off the narrow end at the notches along the line.
3. Invert the tube and use the narrow end to part the dog’s hair.
4. Apply the contents of one tube directly to the skin as a continuous stripe on the dog’s back starting between the shoulder blades and ending directly in front of the base of the tail.

Cautions:

Wash thoroughly with soap and water after handling and before eating, drinking, chewing gum, using tobacco, or using the toilet. Remove contaminated clothing and wash clothing before reuse.

FOR EXTERNAL USE ON DOGS ONLY: Individual sensitivities, while rare, may occur after using any pesticide product on dogs. Certain medications can interact with pesticides. Do not treat your dog with more than one pesticide product at a time. Overdosing your dog can result in serious illness and even death. Consult a veterinarian before using this product on debilitated, aged, medicated, pregnant, or nursing dogs. Consult a veterinarian before using on dogs with known organ dysfunction. If your dog is exhibiting signs of and/or is being treated for skin dermatitis, talk to your veterinarian before applying any topical flea and tick control product.

FAQ

What pests do Sergeant's Guardian Topical Flea & Tick Treatment control?

Sergeant's Guardian Topical Flea & Tick Treatment kills fleas, ticks, and chewing lice on dogs. It kills fleas and ticks on contact and has residual activity for up to 30 days.

How often should I treat my dog with Sergeant's Guardian Topical Flea & Tick Treatment?

Apply Sergeant's Guardian Topical Flea & Tick Treatment once a month to maintain constant protection from all these pests. Be sure to treat with the proper dose according to your dog's weight for optimal protection.

Can Sergeant's Guardian Topical Flea & Tick Treatment be used in puppies?

Sergeant's Guardian Topical Flea & Tick Treatment is suitable for puppies over a certain age and weight. Please refer to the product label for specific recommendations based on the age and weight of your puppy.

Is Sergeant's Guardian Topical Flea & Tick Treatment waterproof?

Yes, Sergeant's Guardian Topical Flea v Tick Treatment is waterproof after the product has a chance to dry. This allows your dog to continue being protected even with contact with water by swimming or bathing.

What are the active ingredients in Sergeant's Guardian Topical Flea & Tick Treatment?

Its active ingredients consist of, among many others, local irritating components, which work interactively to achieve effective killing and repelling of both fleas and ticks on your dog. It also kills chewing lice.

Is Sergeant's Guardian Topical Flea & Tick Treatment safe for my dog?

Yes, Sergeant's Guardian Topical Flea & Tick Treatment is safe for use on dogs when used as directed. The medication is indicated for dogs of a certain weight and should not be used on puppies under the age listed on the label.

How do I apply Sergeant's Guardian Topical Flea & Tick Treatment to my dog?

To use Sergeant's Guardian Topical Flea & Tick Treatment, simply part the fur around the neck base and between the shoulder blades. Then, squeeze directly onto the skin and avoid getting it in your dog's eyes or mouth. Wash your hands with soap and water after application.

What should I do if my dog experiences an adverse reaction to Sergeants Guardian Topical Flea & Tick Treatment?

If your dog shows any sensitivity or develops skin irritation or excessive scratching after using Sergeant's Guardian Topical Flea & Tick Treatment, discontinue immediately and consult your veterinarian for guidance.