Ceva Vectra 3D Spot-On Solution for Dogs 10-25 kg, 3 Pipettes

Fleas, ticks, mosquitoes, and sand flies aren't just a nuisance—they can transmit serious diseases to your dog. Ceva Vectra 3D provides broad-spectrum protection in a convenient monthly spot-on, keeping your medium-sized dog safe and comfortable.

Who is it for

This product is for dogs weighing 10–25 kg (medium breeds). It is suitable for puppies from 7 weeks of age and can be used on breeding, pregnant, and lactating bitches. Ideal for owners who want a single product that repels and kills multiple parasites, including those that transmit leishmaniasis and heartworm.

Main features

• Triple-action formula: dinotefuran, pyriproxyfen, and permethrin work together to kill and repel fleas, ticks, mosquitoes, sand flies, and stable flies.
• Fast-acting: kills fleas within 2 hours of application.
• Long-lasting: protects against fleas for up to 1 month, ticks for up to 3–4 weeks, and mosquitoes/sand flies for up to 1 month.
• Water-resistant: remains effective after bathing or shampooing (once the application site is dry, typically after 48 hours).
• Easy to apply: topical spot-on with 3 pipettes per pack, enough for 3 months of protection.
• Prevents flea eggs and larvae development, breaking the flea life cycle.

Specifications

• Target species: Dogs
• Weight range: 10–25 kg
• Active ingredients per pipette: Dinotefuran 324 mg, Pyriproxyfen 29.16 mg, Permethrin 2916 mg
• Volume per pipette: 3.6 ml
• Number of doses: 3 pipettes
• Application frequency: Monthly
• Minimum age: 7 weeks
• Onset of action: Kills fleas within 2 hours
• Water resistance: Effective after bathing/shampooing (after 48 hours)
• Manufacturer: Ceva Santé Animale

Tips

Apply the entire contents of one pipette directly to the skin at the base of the neck, between the shoulder blades. Part the hair until the skin is visible, then squeeze the pipette. Do not bathe your dog for 48 hours after application. Use monthly for continuous protection. Consult your veterinarian before use on debilitated or medicated dogs.