Name: TickPro Pour-On Tick Development Inhibitor
Brand: Specialist Sales
SKU: TICKPRO
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.00 (1 reviews)

TickPro Pour-On Tick Development Inhibitor

Active Ingredient: Fluazuron @ 25g/L

Similar Or Comparable To: Acatak (Novartis), Wintix (Novartis / Ancare), Oztik (Jurox), TikShot / TikBos (Landmark) & Tick Off (Apparent)

TickPro Pour-On is a tick development inhibitor for the long-lasting protection of beef cattle against cattle tick for up to 12 weeks. TickPro contains the powerful insect growth regulator, Fluazuron and controls susceptible strains of cattle tick & inhibits tick development within three days.

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Description

Tickpro Pour-On Tick Development Inhibitor

Active Ingredient: Fluazuron @ 25g/L

Similar Or Comparable To: Acatak Tick Development Inhibitor (Novartis), Wintix Pour-On (Novartis / Ancare), Oztik Pour-On (Jurox), TikShot / TikBos Pour-On (Landmark), TickStar Pour-On (The Hunter River Company) & Tick Off Pour-On (Apparent)

TickPro Pour-On Tick Development Inhibitor is a tick development inhibitor for the long-lasting protection of beef cattle against Cattle Tick (Boophilus microplus)

TickPro contains the powerful insect growth regulator (IGR), fluazuron 25g/L, which interferes with chitin synthesis of the larval stages of the cattle tick.
TickPro controls susceptible strains of cattle tick (Boophilus microplus) & Inhibits tick development within three days.
TickPro provides up to 12 weeks protection* from a single treatment (*Boophilus microplus. Protection period may be affected by environmental conditions and livestock factors). Calves receive adequate protection when suckling on their mothers.
TickPro Pour-On Tick Development Inhibitor is Australian owned and Australian made for Australian conditions
TickPro is a ready-to-use pour-on formulation.
TickPro is used for the strategic control of the cattle tick, Boophilus microplus (including all known acaricide resistant strains) on beef cattle.
TickPro breaks the tick life cycle. When treated with TickPro, immature ticks are unable to molt to the next stage of their life cycle, and no larvae will hatch from eggs laid by treated females.
TickPro Pour-On Tick Development Inhibitor not only provides long-term tick protection for cattle but it may also help lower the tick burden in pasture.

A good tick program is essential for the health, welfare and productivity of cattle. Many cattle producers in endemic tick areas have a hit and miss approach, treating once or twice when they see ticks and this method has very limited impact.

Fluazuron resistance is increasingly seen in Australia and can be suspected by a shortened protection period. Fluazuron (ie TickPro Pour-On Tick Development Inhibitor) use should also be combined into a program that incorporates a mectin (CattlePro Pour-On for Beef & Dairy Cattle) to reduce the development of resistance. Testing chemical resistance status and seeking advice to design a strategic program is recommended.

Pack Sizes: 5L, 20L & 25L.

Registrant: Specialist Sales Pty Ltd. (APVMA #: 81640)

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Rated 5 out of 5

Barry Edwards (verified owner)
October 5, 2022

Have used this product for a few years now and found it affective in tic control

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Features & Benefits

TickPro contains the active ingredient Fluazuron.
TickPro is a tick development inhibitor pour-on for beef cattle and inhibits tick development within three days.
Fluazuron is a powerful insect growth regulator (IGR) which interferes with chitin synthesis of the larval stages of the cattle tick.
TickPro is a ready-to-use pour-on formulation.
TickPro provides up to 12 weeks protection from a single treatment.

Directions Of Use

Dose Rate: The recommended TickPro dose rate is 6mL per 100kg liveweight

TickPro should be applied in two 7cm wide bands, either side of the spine from shoulder to tail.

Body weight (kg)	Dose (mL)	Apply in two bands	Animals Treated per Pack
		Dose/bands (mL)	5L	10L	20L
101 – 150	9	4.5	556	1111	2222
151 – 200	12	6	417	833	1667
201 – 250	15	7.5	333	667	1333
251 – 300	18	9	278	556	1111
301 – 350	21	10.5	238	476	952
351 – 400	24	12	208	417	833
401 – 450	27	13.5	185	370	741
451 – 500	30	15	167	333	667
501 – 550	33	16.5	152	303	606
551 – 600	36	18	139	278	556
601 – 650	39	19.5	128	256	513
More than 650	3mL per 50kg	1.5mL per 50kg

Rates are a general guide only. Before opening, carefully read TickPro Pour-On Tick Development Inhibitor Directions for Use, Precautionary and Protection Statements, Storage and Disposal, Safety Directions and First Aid Instructions. The product is designed for the particular purpose indicated on the label. Failure to use the product strictly as directed may be illegal, dangerous and render the product ineffective.

Questions and answers from customers

Is TickPro Pour-On Tick Development Inhibitor suitable to be used on a horse?

Q Is TickPro Pour-On Tick Development Inhibitor suitable to be used on a horse?
Asked by Sienna on June 24, 2023 7:55 am

Answered by the admin
TickPro Pour-On Tick Development Inhibitor (plus all other pour-on's made from Fluazuron) is only registered for use on cattle. We recommend Bayticol Dip and Spray, Barricade 'S' Dip and Spray for tick control on horses, or Maldison 50 Insecticide.

Does TickPro Pour-On Tick Development Inhibitor affect Buffalo Fly?

Q Does TickPro Pour-On Tick Development Inhibitor affect Buffalo Fly?
Asked by Keren Greenhalgh on April 7, 2023 10:03 pm

Answered by the admin
TickPro Pour-On Tick Development Inhibitor is only registered to control Cattle Tick - Boophilus microplus. If you require both a tick inhibitor and a product to control internal and external parasites, including buffalo fly on cattle, you may want to consider TickPro Duo Pour-On (Fluazuron @15g/L & Ivermectin @ 5g/L).

Is this product suitable for new calves? Or at what age is it suitable?

Q Is this product suitable for new calves? Or at what age is it suitable?
Asked by Greg Burgess on October 12, 2021 8:15 am

Answered by the admin
Fluazuron is partially excreted through the milk in lactating cows. As a consequence calves sucking milk from treated mother cows get enough fluazuron to be protected against ticks for weeks: they don't need to be treated. With Fluazuron Tick Inhibitors (ie TickPro) there is no need to treat calves for cattle ticks as long as they suckle treated cows. Calves will receive adequate protection from their mother. Protection on lactating cows may be 4 to 6 weeks shorter than in non-lactating cows, depending also on milk production. The higher the amount of milk produced, the shorter the protection. The protection of lactating mother cows is shorter than in non-lactating animals because the administered dose is excreted faster in these cows than in non-lactating cattle.

Disclaimer: This information and product advice is not intended to be advice or recommendations for any specific use or circumstance. You should seek specialist advice before using any product. Always follow the manufacturer’s guidelines. Specialist Sales liability is limited.

Host & Pest

Host	Pest
Host & Pest
Cattle (Beef)	Cattle Tick - Boophilus microplus

Tips For Use

Administration:

TickPro Pour-On is a tick development inhibitor and kills ticks progressively. It can take 2 to 3 weeks for cattle to be visibly free of ticks. No additional treatment is necessary during that time, even on heavily infested animals. The development inhibiting effect of TickPro Pour-On commences within 3 days of treatment.
TickPro Pour-On is not suitable for cleaning cattle moving into ‘gazetted’ cattle tick areas.
TickPro should be applied strategically, initially at the onset of the tick season, preferably prior to tick activity.
Re-treat when ticks are first seen, but not less than 6 weeks from the previous treatment.
Maximum number of treatments per year: 3.
TickPro is absorbed orally via grooming and through the skin.
TickPro should be applied in two 7cm wide bands, either side of the spine from shoulder to tail. This maximises absorption and ensures effective concentrations of TickPro are reached.
There is no need to treat suckling calves. Calves will receive adequate protection from their mother.
The Pour-On Applicator must be suitable for use with harsh chemicals (Sentroprene Hose, Seals & Washers). Do not use standard pour-on applicators.
Dose individuals according to the heaviest animal in the mob. Do not under dose.
The weight of cattle should be determined by either scales or a weigh-band.
A reduced length of protection may occur in cows which are suckling calves.
TickPro Pour-On should not be applied to show cattle as a light scurfiness may be visible for some time after treatment.
Retreatment interval is 6 weeks from the previous treatment.

Restraint:

Do not use on cattle which are producing or may in the future produce milk for human consumption.

Contraindications:

This product is contraindicated for use on pregnant cows within 6 weeks of calving to avoid handling stress.

First Aid:

If poisoning occurs contact a doctor or Poisons Information Centre. Phone Australia 131 126.
For further information, refer to the Safety Data Sheet (SDS).

This information and product advice is not intended as advice or recommendations for any specific use or circumstance. You should seek specialist advice before using any product. Always follow the manufacturer’s guidelines. Specialist Sales liability is limited.

Withholding Period

Withholding Period Details (WHP):

Meat: Do not use less than 42 days before slaughter for human consumption.
Calves which have suckled on treated cows must not be slaughtered less than 4 months after the last treatment of these cows.
Milk: Do not use on cattle which are producing or may in the future produce milk for human consumption