Petcor Flea Spray

Petcor Flea Spray contains Precor IGR, an insect growth regulator that targets fleas in the egg and larval stages of development. As a result, pre-adult fleas cannot produce new infestations of breeding, biting adults.


 Petcor Flea Spray Label
 Petcor Flea Spray MSDS

Active Ingredient:	natural pyrethrins plus Precor IGR
Target pests:	Fleas, ticks, and lice. Kills flea eggs for 2 weeks and adults for 1 week. You can use weekly if pet is infected. For preventive use, every 2 months is fine. Product lasts 3 years.
Application:	Approved for use on dogs, cats, puppies and kittens over 12 weeks of age.
Pet safe:	Yes
Manufactured by:	Zoecon

Contains natural pyrethrins to immediately kill adult Fleas, Ticks and Lice, plus Precor IGR, an insect growth regulator that targets the egg and larval stages of development for 63 days after application. Approved for use on dogs, cats, puppies and kittens (Not to be used on puppies and kittens under 12 weeks of age). The mobility of dogs and cats makes it difficult to treat all potential areas of flea infestation. So it's important to consider a flea control formulation that goes where they do - especially one that targets pre-adult fleas, the source of reinfestations.

FOR DOGS AND CATS

FOR FLEAS A light even coverage of the hair coat will provide effective flea control. For best penetration, ruffle the coat while spraying against the natural lay of the hair. Cover animal's eyes with hand. With a firm fast stroke, spray head, ears, and chest. With cloth, rub into face around mouth, nose, and eyes. Then spray the neck, middle and hind quarters, finishing with legs and tail last. Avoid spraying rectum and genitals. Apply at the rate of 1 or 2 squeezes of the trigger sprayer per pound of body weight. For larger dogs, spray until damp, not saturated. Do not allow animals, cats in particular, to become chilled. Repeat every two months, if necessary.

FOR TICKS Make sure spray thoroughly wets individual ticks.

FOR PUPPIES AND KITTENS

FOR FLEAS Leaving the eyes, nose, and mouth exposed, treat puppies and kittens weighing less than three pounds by wrapping the animal in a towel that has been lightly sprayed with PETCOR® Flea Spray, for 5 to 10 minutes. Or lightly spray a brush or cotton ball and work thoroughly into the hair coat. Fleas may then be removed from the coat by picking or combing. Puppies and kittens over three pounds may be treated the same as dogs and cats as described above. Repeat every two months, if necessary. Do not allow animal to become chilled. Do not use on puppies and kittens under 12 weeks of age. Consult a veterinarian before using this product on debilitated, aged, pregnant, nursing, or animals on medication.

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6 of 7 people found this review helpful:   Petcor By William Ratliff on January 5, 2009 I used to work for a very large pest control company. We issued Petcor Flea Spray to all our flea customers, and I used it on my own pets. This is by far, the absolute best treatment for fleas that you can apply yourself. And for the price, you can't beat it! Get a professional result at a do-it-yourself price! Was this review helpful to you?

6 of 6 people found this review helpful:   Petcor is the absolute best By Roxanne on May 20, 2009 I have been fighting with fleas on my 4 lb yorkie for a year. I treat the house with Conquer; I treat the yard with Talstar; I have used Advantix and Frontline Plus religiously every month and sometimes twice a month. Nothing works. Poor little girl has had more baths in an attempt to drown the fleas. I pick through her a couple times of day trying to free her of fleas. She scratches so much, her hair is broken off, especially on her face. The DIY Pest control place told me to try Petcor Flea Spray. As soon as a couple little spritzes hit Angel, I could see the fleas scrambling to her head, eyes and nose area. That was two days ago and I have not seen a flea since. Angel is no longer scratching herself. Her big brown eyes look at me saying, "oh mommy, thank you so much for making me so comfortable." Was this review helpful to you?

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Q  Doesn't spraying Petcor Flea Spray on a cat cause problems since cats are constantly cleaning themselves? A No.  Petcor Flea Spray is only a contact kill and does not leave a residual for any long period of time.  Also, this product uses pyrethrin to kill the fleas, which is a natural plant extract from the chrysanthemum plant.  It is not any more harmful than the flowers and bugs most cats eat in the backyard already.

Q  Can I use Petcor if I have already applied Frontline Plus to my dog? Also, if I use Ultracide indoors, what should I use outdoors (concrete & wood deck)? A Yes, Petcor Flea Spray can be applied after Frontline or Advantage.  This is because Petcor is a contact kill only and is for immediate results.  Petcor will kill on contact but will not protect long term like Frontline or Advantage, so you can use the Petcor as needed.  Ultracide is a great choice for indoor use.  For outdoor use we recommend using a combination of Conquer and Archer IGR together in the same one gallon hand pump sprayer.  They provide a great one, two punch and is our most popular sellers for outside flea control.