Afoxolaner is a systemic insecticide and acaricide that is administered orally or topically.

Afoxolaner inhibits γ-aminobutyric acid (GABA)-gated chloride channels (GABAA receptors) and L-glutamate-gated chloride channels (GluCls). Potency of Afoxolaner is comparable to fipronil.

It is a widely spectrum insecticide with good insecticidal activity against ticks, fleas, lice, hemiptera and diptera, and its virulence is higher than or comparable to that of commonly used insecticides.

Clinically shows that Afoxolaner can provide 12 week long-term protection for dogs to antibody ectoparasite effect. It’s more easy and efficient for both pets and pets host.

It can expel and kill fleas for dogs. It can take effect quickly on adult fleas and last for a long time. It can also prevent fleas from penetrating eggs, thus destroying the life cycle of fleas. These common pet ectoparasites absorb animal nutrition, and can also spread many diseases, such as burnt worms, Lyme disease, forest encephalitis, etc. It will not only affect the growth and health of pets, but also bring potential health hazards to pet owners. Afoxolaner has no activity on mammalian nervous system receptors, so it is very safe for mammals.

Afoxolaner almost decomposed by small animals. The original molecular form around 90-100%  is excreted through feces without metabolites. Almost no renal excretion, excellent safety, no damage to the liver and kidney of small animals.

It’s has no known drug resistance and drug compatibility taboos, and is not mutually resistant to existing insecticides. After oral administration, the drug is evenly distributed on the body surface. It takes effect 2 hours after oral administration. After 4 hours, it can kill at least 80% of the insects. The protection period can reach 12 weeks. Repeated infection can also achieve very good insect repellent effect. It’s a kind of antibody ectoparasite drug with high safety, which is very worth using.