AniLin Laboratory

Yes. It can be sprayed on car seat and dog cage. The key ingredient of our product has been evaluated by World Health Organization as non-hazardous to human being and animal, and also non-carcinogenic to human being and animal. Public can access to WHO link below: http://www.who.int/whopes/quality/en/Alphacypermethrin_WHO_specs_eval_Jan_2013.pdf

[779700] AniLin Flea & Tick Killer Spray for Dogs - 500ml Lock

[779899] AniLin Flea & Tick Killer Spray for Cats - 500ml Lock

[779873] AniLin Flea & Tick Killer Spray for Dogs (Twin Pack) Lock

Yes. Our product's main ingredient, Alpha Cypermethrin, has been evaluated by World Health Organization as unlikely to present a hazard to users and have no harmful effects on human or animal health. WHO also certified that Alpha Cypermethrin was not carcinogenic (causing cancer). You can find the detail of WHO findings in: http://www.who.int/whopes/quality/en/Alphacypermethrin_WHO_specs_eval_Jan_2013.pdf

[779918] AniLin Flea & Tick Killer Spray for Cats (Twin Pack) Lock

Dear User, AniLin Flea & Tick Killer Spray for Dogs is colorless and odorless (no color and no smell). The active ingredient of AniLin Flea & Tick Killer Spray, Alpha Cypermethrin, had been evaluated by World Health Organization(WHO) as "No harmful effects on human or animal health and not carcinogenic (cancer causing)". You can refer to the following web link to read the detail of WHO's specification and evaluations for Alpha Cypermethrin: http://www.who.int/whopes/quality/en/Alphacypermethrin_WHO_specs_eval_Jan_2013.pdf . We have carefully analyzed the effect of dogs licking their body after spray AniLin, and confirmed it is harmless to the dogs or cats, as stated in the WHO specification and evaluation. We recommend user to spray AniLin into both ears of their pets to kill the ear mites.

[779873] AniLin Flea & Tick Killer Spray for Dogs (Twin Pack) Lock

[779873] AniLin Flea & Tick Killer Spray for Dogs (Twin Pack) Lock

AniLin Flea & Tick Killer Spray is formulate to kill all types of flea, tick, mite and bugs, including bedbug.