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Dear Customer. Just spray a thin coat of AniLin Flea & Tick Killer Spray for Cats evenly on the fur of your cat (or kitten more than 4 weeks old) and one shot each on each ear and the anus, and let the spray dried naturally. You don't have to rinse your cat after applied AniLin Spray. Within 3-5 days after you spray AniLin, you will notice that the flea & tick under the fur of your cat will dried-off under the fur and subsequently dropped off. AniLin also inhibit the eggs from growing into flea and tick. If you leave your cat roaming on grass after you spray AniLin, the flea and tick from the grass which cling onto your cat will also be killed before it can get under the fur of your cat. The effect of AniLin can last 30 days, so you only need to spray AniLin on your cat every 30 days; and your cat will be protected from all types of flea, tick, lice and ear mite. AniLin's active ingredient, Alpha Cypermethrin, has been evaluated by World Health Organization (WHO) as not hazardous to user, no harmful effect on human and animal health and not carcinogenic (i.e. not cancer causing). So even your cat lick it fur after you spray AniLin on it body, it is harmless to your cat. You can read the complete WHO Specifications and Evaluations for Alpha Cypermetrin (Active Ingredient of AniLin Flea & Tick Killer Spray) in this web-link: http://www.who.int/whopes/quality/en/Alphacypermethrin_WHO_specs_eval_Jan_2013.pdf .

Dear Customer. Just spray a thin coat of AniLin Flea & Tick Killer Spray for Dogs evenly on the fur of your dog (or puppy more than 4 weeks old) and one shot each on each ear and the anus. Within 3-5 days after you spray AniLin, you will notice that the flea & tick under the fur of your dog will dried-off under the fur and subsequently dropped off. AniLin also inhibit the eggs from growing into flea and tick. If you leave your dog roaming on grass after you spray AniLin, the flea and tick from the grass will also be killed before it can get under the fur of your dog. The effect of AniLin can last 30 days, so you only need to spray AniLin on your dog every 30 days; and your dog will be protected from all types of flea, tick, lice and ear mite. AniLin's active ingredient is Alpha Cypermethrin which has been evaluated by World Health Organization (WHO) as not hazardous to user, no harmful effect on human and animal health and not carcinogenic (i.e. not cancer causing). You can read WHO Specifications and Evaluations for Alpha Cypermetrin in the weblink: http://www.who.int/whopes/quality/en/Alphacypermethrin_WHO_specs_eval_Jan_2013.pdf .

Dear Customer, Thank you for buying our AniLin Flea & Tick Killer Spray for Dogs. Our AniLin brand of Flea & Tick Killer Spray is a US patented pet care products recognized by American Veterinary Medical Association as an effective solution for your pet's flea/tick/lice/mite problems. It is colorless and odorless and can applied to dogs or cats less than 3 months old without any harmful consequences. Our products are specially formulated only to eliminate dog's flea/tick and cat's lice/mite but non-hazardous to human being and animals. Our products' Active Ingredient, A-Cypermethrin, was evaluated by World Health Organization (WHO) as a pesticide non-hazardous to user (human being) and animal health and fulfils the safety requirements of Articles 5(1)(a) and (b) of Directive 91/414/EEC. The detail evaluation of WHO on A-Cypermethrin can be found in this link: http://www.who.int/whopes/quality/en/Alphacypermethrin_WHO_specs_eval_Jan_2013.pdf

We are the only Malaysian flea & tick killer spray that meet WHO stringent requirements on pesticide usage.

Yes. AniLin Flea & Tick Killer Spray for Dogs is safe to human being and animal, including puppy of less than one month. Unlike other flea & tick killer or shampoo which has strong pesticide smell, Anilin is odorless, thus the mother dog will not reject the puppy and stop feeding milk to the puppy after applied AniLin on the puppy or kitten.

We have customer used AniLin on kitten less than 3 weeks and the kitten still grown healthy.

AniLin's active ingradient, A-Cypermetrine, has been certified by World Health Organization (WHO) as non hazardous and non-carcinogenic (not causing cancer) to human being and animal. You can read this WHO article in the following link: http://www.who.int/whopes/quality/en/Alphacypermethrin_WHO_specs_eval_Jan_2013.pdf

No. The flea & tick is unable to immunized from AniLin Flea & Tick Killer Spray after prolong usage because AniLin's active ingradient, A-Cypermethrin, attack the nerve system of flea & tick upon contact and killed the flea & tick on the spot even without the flea & tick knowledge as AniLin is colorless and odorless; whereas other brand of flea & tick medicine or shampoo are just drive away the flea & tick through the strong smell, which is both hazardous to human being and animal, especially those milky poisonous solvent that you bought under-counter from the pet shop to bath your pet, which may caused nose allergic to your young children or your parent. After prolong usage, the flea & tick already use to the medical smell and will not run away from the host (i.e. your pet) after you applied the medicine shampoo. You can notice the difference after you applied AniLin, the flea & tick will die under the fur of your pet after 3-5 days, whereas dog shampoo or other anti-flea medicine, after applied, will leave your pet (look very effective as there is no more flea & tick on your pets) but the flea & tick will run all over your house hide and wait under the medical smell faded, will parasite again onto your pet. AniLin's main ingradient, A-Cypermetrine, is safe to human being and animal according to study by World Health Organization on human, dogs, rabbits and mice, which you can read the details in this network link: http://www.who.int/whopes/quality/en/Alphacypermethrin_WHO_specs_eval_Jan_2013.pdf

Active Ingredient: A-Cypermethrin (0.05% w/w)
Non-active Ingredient: 99.95% w/w


WHO Hazard summary of a-cypermethrin
IPCS initially made a full evaluation of cypermethrin (IPCS 1989) and later a full
evaluation of alpha-cypermethrin (IPCS 1992). IPCS concluded that, when applied
according to good agricultural practice, exposure of the general population to alphacypermethrin
is low and is unlikely to present a hazard. With good work practices,
hygiene measures, and safety precautions, the use of alpha-cypermethrin is unlikely to
present a hazard to those occupationally exposed to it. The occurrence of "facial
sensations" is an indication of exposure and, if they occur, work practices should be
reviewed. With recommended application rates, it is unlikely that alpha-cypermethrin
will attain levels of environmental significance. It is highly toxic to aquatic arthropods,
fish and honeybees under laboratory conditions. Significant toxic effects on non-target
invertebrates and fish are only likely to occur in cases of spillage, over-spraying and
misuse.
Evaluations of alpha-cypermethrin by the FAO/WHO JMPR and JECFA (JMPR 1980,
1982; JECFA 1996, 1998, 2000, 2002 and 2003) have produced conclusions which are
in agreement with those of IPCS The JECFA allocated an ADI of 0-0.02 mg/kg bw/d
and no acute RfD for alpha-cypermethrin (JECFA 1996).
An EU review concluded that alpha-cypermethrin fulfils the safety requirements of
Articles 5(1)(a) and (b) of Directive 91/414/EEC, and that residues arising from the
proposed uses, with good plant protection practice, should have no harmful effects on
human or animal health (EU 2004). The following toxicological reference doses were
allocated: ADI = 0-0.015 mg/kg bw/d (1-year toxicity in dog, 100 safety factor); ARfD =
0.04 mg/kg bw (acute oral rat neurotoxicity, 100 safety factor); AOEL (systemic) = 0.01
mg/kg bw/d (90-d dog study, 100 safety factor); AOEL (dermal) = 0.2 mg/kg bw/d (15-d
rabbit dermal study, 100 safety factor).

No. AniLin Flea & Tick Killer Spray for Cats is not able to kill hook and tape worms inside your cat's intestine. If you find your cat with no appetite, eat grass and vomit, you have to take it to the veterinary doctor who can prescribe medicine for hook worms and tape worms for your cats.

Yes. AniLin Flea & Tick Killer Spray will killed all kinds of lice and mite infecting your cats (including ear-mite) within 3-5 days after you spray AniLin evenly on the fur of your cats (also inside its ears and anus). It will also inhibit the eggs from growing into lice and mite. The lice and mite will die and dried off under the fur of your cats. If you leave your cats roaming on grass after you spray AniLin on your cats, the lice and mite from the grass will also be killed before it can get under the fur of your cats. The effect of AniLin can lasted 30 days, so you only need to spray AniLin on your cat every 30 days; and your cats will be protected from all types of flea, tick, lice and mite.

To follow US standard operation procedure, please use disposal gloves when applying all chemical. Even we bath our pet also recommended to use gloves as dog shampoo/dog soap also considered as a chemical.