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^Buffalo fly claim for Dectomax® Pour-On only.
*Registered trademarks.
#Provides up to 14 days of persistent activity against Cooperia oncophora as per label claim.
§Provides up to 21 days of persistent activity against Cooperia oncophora as per label claim.
**Maximum number of days approved.
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