Fidos Free Itch Rinse Concentrate 5L

Powerful, low-odour rinse that kills fleas, lice, and ticks—including paralysis ticks—for up to 3 days.

Fido's Free Itch Rinse Concentrate is a low-odour, water-based insecticidal rinse specially formulated to eliminate fleas, lice, and ticks (including the deadly paralysis tick) on dogs, cats, puppies, kittens, cage birds, and rodents. Designed for use as a rinse, spray, dip, sponge, or hydrobath treatment, this leave-in solution is effective, gentle, and alcohol-free—safe for regular use during tick season.

It not only kills existing pests but also prevents tick attachment for up to 3 days, helping to reduce the risk of tick paralysis. It also controls lice infestations on ornamental birds and rodents.

Key Benefits:

• Kills fleas, lice, and ticks (including paralysis ticks)
• Prevents tick attachment for up to 3 days
• Controls lice on ornamental caged birds and rodents
• For use on dogs, cats, puppies, kittens, birds, and rodents
• Low-odour, alcohol-free, non-irritating formula
• Leave-in treatment—no need to rinse off
• Suitable for use in hydrobaths, dips, or sprays
• Available in 125 mL, 500 mL, and 5 L bottles

Directions for Use:

Dilute before use — prepare a fresh solution each time:

• Dogs, cats, puppies, kittens, rodents: Mix 8 mL per 800 mL of warm water (or 40 mL per 4 L). Sponge, dip, swab, or spray until the coat is thoroughly soaked. Avoid eyes. Allow to dry naturally (towel dry puppies/kittens).
• Paralysis tick control: Repeat every 3 days.
• Cage birds: Mix 2 mL in 200 mL water. Spray lightly with feathers ruffled. Avoid eyes and keep birds warm while drying.

For environmental control, spray diluted solution on pet bedding and resting areas, and allow to dry.

Active Ingredients (per litre):

• Pyrethrins 10 g
• Piperonyl Butoxide 18 g
• N-octyl bicycloheptene dicarboximide (MGK 264) 30 g

Precautions:

• Avoid contact with eyes
• Toxic to fish and aquatic life—do not contaminate ponds or aquariums
• Wash hands after use
• Store away from food and feed