Amitraz is a formamidine-class acaricide and ectoparasiticide used externally in veterinary medicine. This 50 mL formulation contains 125 mg of Amitraz, indicated for effective control of ticks, mites, lice, and other ectoparasites in livestock.

It acts primarily by disrupting the nervous system of parasites and also possesses mild insect repellent and anti-feeding properties. This product is formulated with solvents and emulsifiers for ease of dilution and dermal absorption. Packaged in aluminium containers to preserve stability and potency.

•  Amitraz B.P. (Vet) – 125 mg

•  Solvent & Emulsifier – q.s. to 50 mL

•  Veterinary External Insecticide

•  Acaricide / Ectoparasiticide

•  Formamidine Class

•  Form: Liquid solution

•  Colour: Clear to pale amber

•  Odour: Characteristic mild chemical smell

•  Packaging: 50 mL aluminium container (corrosion-resistant, light-protective)

•  Emulsifies easily in water for topical application

Used for the control and treatment of:

•  Ticks (Boophilus, Rhipicephalus, Hyalomma spp.)

•  Mange mites (Demodex, Sarcoptes)

•  Lice (biting and sucking)

•  Fleas and fly infestations

Recommended for:

•  Cattle

•  Sheep

•  Goats

•  Buffaloes

•  Dogs (under veterinary supervision)

•  Route: External use only (Topical/Spray/Dip)

•  Dilution: Typically diluted at 1:500 or as directed by a veterinarian

•  Application Methods:

o   Spray: Diluted solution sprayed uniformly over the animal’s body

o   Dip: Animal immersed or sponge-applied with diluted solution

• Do not rinse or wipe off after application

• Reapply every 7–14 days based on infestation severity and veterinary advice

•  Broad-spectrum parasitic control

•  Effective against resistant tick populations

•  Long residual action

•  Safe when used as directed

•  Minimizes parasite-related stress and economic losses

•  Aluminium packaging maintains product integrity

May cause transient drowsiness or sedation in animals after application

•  Skin irritation in hypersensitive animals

•  Toxic if ingested—accidental oral intake must be avoided

•  Should not be used on sick, stressed, or very young animals without veterinary supervision

•  For external veterinary use only

•  Wear gloves and protective clothing during preparation and application

•  Avoid contact with animal’s eyes, mouth, and wounds

•  Do not use with other CNS-depressing drugs (e.g., sedatives)

•  Do not allow animals access to treated areas before drying

•  Highly toxic to fish and bees — avoid contamination of water bodies

•  Meat: 14–21 days

•  Milk: 3 days

•  Store in a cool, dry place below 30°C

•   Protect from light, heat, and moisture

•   Keep tightly closed in original aluminium container

•  Use PPE during handling

•  Wash hands thoroughly after application

•  Dispose of empty aluminium containers as hazardous veterinary waste

•  Do not reuse packaging for any other purpose

•  HS Code: 3808.91 (Insecticides based on synthetic chemicals)

•  HSN Code: 380891 (Formamidine-type insecticides)

•  Veterinary: Approved for use on livestock and under prescription for canines

•  Human: Strictly not for human use or application

Q1: What is Amitraz used for in veterinary medicine?

 A: Amitraz is used to treat ectoparasitic infestations like ticks, mites, lice, and flies in animals.

Q2: Can Amitraz be used directly without dilution?

 A: No. Always dilute according to veterinary prescription before use.

Q3: Can Amitraz be used on pets like dogs?

A: Yes, but only under veterinary supervision, as overdose can cause CNS depression.

Q4: What happens if an animal licks the area?

 A: It can be toxic if ingested. Monitor animals and restrict licking or oral contact.

Q5: Why is this product packed in aluminium?

A: Aluminium protects from light, moisture, and chemical interaction — preserving efficacy