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There are many treatments:
There are many treatments:
*sulphide (Seleen®; Ceva Animal Health) removes the dander on which mites feed but does not act as an acaride. The environment should be thoroughly disinfested (10% boiling washing soda).
*sulphide (Seleen®; Ceva Animal Health) removes the dander on which mites feed but does not act as an acaride. The environment should be thoroughly disinfested (10% boiling washing soda).
*300 to 400 mcg/kg ivermectin (Xeno 450; Genitrix) percutaneously, or Panomec (Merial) SC or IM, repeated fortnightly.
*ivermectin (Xeno 450; Genitrix) percutaneously, or Panomec (Merial) SC or IM, repeated fortnightly.
*0.01% amitraz (1 part Aludex® in 500 parts water) once a week for up to six weeks.
*0.01% amitraz once a week for up to six weeks.
*Selamectin (Stronghold®; Pfizer) – ask the manufacturer’s veterinary advisers.
*Selamectin (Stronghold®; Pfizer) – ask the manufacturer’s veterinary advisers.