START CATTLE TICK TREATMENT THIS SPRING AND AVOID TREATMENT FOR MANY MONTHS

Reducing paddock contamination is the most effective way to control cattle ticks; the best way to do it is by breaking the cattle tick lifecycle.

To effectively break the tick lifecycle, it is necessary to prevent eggs from being laid in the paddock for over 100 days¹.

GET 121 DAYS OF CATTLE TICK SUPPRESSION WITH CYDECTIN LONG-ACTING

Two doses of Cydectin Long Acting 56 days apart will provide 121 days of cattle tick suppression, breaking the cattle tick lifecycle, optimising weight gain, and allowing many months without treatment.

TARGET THE CATTLE TICK SPRING RISE

Starting treatments this Spring will prevent the typical rapid rise in adult tick numbers throughout Summer and early Autumn.

Treating the whole herd in Spring**with Cydectin Long Acting will break the cattle tick life cycle, resulting in:

• Prevention of the rise of adult ticks throughout Summer and early Autumn
• Avoid cattle tick treatment for many months
• Optimise cattle WEIGHT GAIN
• Cleaner paddocks for longer

HIGH CONCENTRATION INJECTABLE DRENCH

Cydectin Long Acting for Cattle is a high concentration 10% Moxidectin injection for cattle.

• One injection controls cattle ticks for at least 51 days².
• One Injection prevents viable cattle ticks eggs for at least 65 days².
• Two injections 56 days apart give at least 121 days with no egg contamination.

Don’t miss your shot. Choose Cydectin Long Acting and revolutionise cattle tick control.

References:

1. CSIRO (1962)Fighting the Cattle Tick retrieve online at https://www.scienceimage.csiro.au/animals/v/11710/fighting-the- cattle-tick/
2. Refer to registered label (APVMA n. 60116).
   *High infestation is considered if more than 25 engorged cattle tick females are found.
   **Use permitted in animals between 100 and 1,000 kg