Kiltix Flea and Tick Collar for Dogs

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Kiltix

Brand Overview

Kiltix is an ID tag–style collar impregnated with imidacloprid and flumethrin, offering up to eight months' continuous protection against fleas, ticks, and lice. Once fitted, Kiltix releases actives gradually over time, forming a protective barrier that kills parasites on contact and disrupts their life cycle. Suitable for dogs from 7 weeks of age (weighing at least 1.5 kg), Kiltix is particularly popular for its “fit and forget” convenience—no monthly dosing is required if the collar remains intact and replaced after eight months or sooner if heavily soiled.

Key Benefits

Long-lasting protection: One collar provides up to eight months' continuous coverage, reducing treatment frequency. Broad-spectrum efficacy: Kills adult fleas, flea larvae, ticks (Ixodes ricinus, Rhipicephalus sanguineus), and lice. Water-resistant: Remains effective even after swimming or bathing; inspect collar periodically and replace if heavily soiled. Minimal handling: Collar design ensures actives are released slowly; no need for topical or oral administration.

Usage & Dosage

Select the appropriate collar length based on neck circumference—cut off the excess once fitted, leaving two fingers' space between collar and neck for comfort. Fit the collar so the cartridge housing (with “LIC” marking) rests under the dog's neck. For small dogs (<10 kg), use the small collar; for dogs 10–25 kg, use the medium collar; for large dogs (>25 kg), use the large collar. Check the collar monthly for damage: if frayed or broken, replace immediately. After eight months of continuous use (or sooner if significantly soiled), replace with a new Kiltix collar to maintain protection. Monitor your dog's activity: if they break the collar, replace it within 24 hours to avoid gaps in coverage.

Safety & Considerations

Kiltix is generally well tolerated; occasional mild skin irritation or erythema at the collar site may occur—remove the collar and consult your veterinarian if persistent. Do not use on puppies under 7 weeks or weighing less than 1.5 kg. Avoid contact with collar contents—wash hands after handling. Keep removed collars and excess segments out of reach of children and other pets, as imidacloprid and flumethrin can be harmful if ingested. Kiltix collars are not recommended for dogs with known sensitivities to pyrethroids or neonicotinoids. Do not combine with other topical flea/tick treatments containing identical actives to prevent overdosing. Store unused collars in their original packaging, in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

Frequently asked questions

How often should I replace the Kiltix collar?
Replace every eight months or sooner if the collar becomes very dirty or damaged to ensure continuous protection.
Can my dog swim with Kiltix?
Yes—Kiltix is water-resistant. If the collar becomes heavily wetted or soiled, inspect and consider replacing to maintain efficacy.
Will Kiltix work if it is cut to size?
Yes—cut only the excess, leaving the activated cartridge intact. Discard cut-off pieces safely, as they contain active ingredients.
Is Kiltix safe for puppies?
Kiltix is safe for puppies from 7 weeks of age and at least 1.5 kg. Ensure correct sizing and monitor for any signs of irritation.
Can I use Kiltix on a pregnant dog?
Yes—Kiltix is considered safe for pregnant and lactating bitches, but always consult your vet for personalised advice.

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