Prof. Yossi Yanai, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Yossi Yanai, professor of medical neurobiology, pharmacology and cancer biology
The Hebrew University Hadassah School of Medicine:
I own 16 dogs that live in a rural area surrounded by livestock and rocky fields. Most of the dogs have a full coat of hair (Japanese Spitz). The dogs suffered from a very severe tick attack and showed related clinical signs. I treated them with Soltif drops with a concentration of 1.6 cm³ per 10 kg body weight. All ticks of all ages died within 24-48 hours. Similar results were achieved in treating puppies. This single treatment was sufficient for one month. I did not observe any clinical symptoms or discomfort in the dogs. I view Soltif as an effective pesticide that is apparently safe for anti-tick treatment.