In agriculture, it is mainly used to control mites. For example, to control cotton spider mites, spray evenly with a 1000-2000 times dilution of 20% emulsifiable concentrate during the peak egg hatching period to the peak nymphal emergence period; to control citrus spider mites and apple leaf mites, spray with a 1000-2000 times dilution of 20% emulsifiable concentrate; to control citrus rust mites, spray with a 1000-1200 times dilution of 20% emulsifiable concentrate; and to control psyllids, spray with a 1500 times dilution.
In veterinary medicine, it can be used for livestock such as cattle, sheep, and pigs, by bathing, spraying, or rubbing: prepare a 0.025%-0.05% solution; for spraying bee mites: prepare a 0.001% solution, 1000ml for 200 frames of bees ; for controlling ticks and mites in livestock such as cattle and sheep, a 2000-4000 times dilution of 20% emulsifiable concentrate can also be used for spraying or soaking. The withdrawal period is 21 days for cattle and sheep, and 8 days for pigs; the milk withdrawal period is 48 hours.
For bathing, spraying, application, or preparation into a 0.025%–0.05% solution. Amitraz is not approved for use in cats and poses a high risk, potentially leading to severe poisoning or even death; it is not recommended for treating skin diseases in cats. When used on pets (dogs), the dilution ratio must be controlled, and protective equipment must be used. It is recommended to use it in combination with ivermectin, and simultaneous environmental disinfection is emphasized to prevent recurrence. Dispose of discarded packaging properly to avoid polluting the environment and water sources.
This medication has a strong irritant odor and can easily cause mild to moderate irritation to the eyes, nose, and mouth of humans and pets. Protective measures (masks and goggles, etc.) are necessary during use. Do not allow the solution or diluted medication to come into contact with the pet's eyes or mouth! Do not bathe for too long; generally, no more than ten minutes is advisable. If your pet exhibits unusual behavior during the bathing process, such as struggling, you should immediately stop the medicated bath!
