Product pre Cautions

• Animals: Suitable for cattle, sheep, goats, horses, and other farm animals.
• Dilution and Application: Mix Tickmaxym with water according to the dilution rates on the product label (typically between 1:1000 to 1:2000, depending on the severity of the infestation).
• Spray or Pour: Apply the diluted solution directly to the animals' body, ensuring even coverage, particularly in areas where ticks are most likely to be present, such as the ears, underbelly, and legs. Use a spray or pour-on application method.

Warnings:

• Toxicity to Bees: Amitraz can be harmful to bees and other beneficial insects. Avoid application near flowering crops or when bees are active.
• Livestock: Do not apply directly to milk-producing animals. Ensure that animals do not consume contaminated feed or water post-application.
• Mammalian Toxicity: While generally safe for livestock and pets when used as directed, Tickmaxym should not be ingested by humans. Keep the product away from food and feed.

Ingredients

Amitraz, the active ingredient in Tickmaxym, belongs to the formamidine class of insecticides. It is known for its potent action against a wide variety of pests, including ticks, mites, lice, and other arachnids, while being safe for many types of animals when used according to label instructions.