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Clear heavy crawling parasite burdens on contact, prevent tick-borne fevers, and restore skin cleanliness with Virbac Clinar Pet Anti-Tick & Flea Shampoo (100ml), available online at PetMitra. In tropical climates across India, tick and flea pressure remains a persistent challenge throughout the year. Brown dog ticks latch deep into sensitive skin folds—around the ears, neck, groin, and between the toes—transmitting life-threatening tick fevers (Babesia, Ehrlichia), while fleas cause intense bite pruritus and allergic dermatitis. Cosmetic or herbal shampoos often merely repel parasites temporarily; heavily infested dogs require an active pharmaceutical knockdown agent that eradicates parasites on direct contact. Virbac Clinar Pet provides rapid parasite clearance through neurotoxic action: Contact Ectoparasitic Knockdown (Cypermethrin 1.0% w/w): A potent synthetic Type II pyrethroid insecticide. Cypermethrin binds voltage-gated sodium channels along parasite nerve membranes, keeping them continuously open. This induces an uncontrolled influx of sodium ions, causing continuous neuronal firing, severe muscular exhaustion, rapid detachment of tick mouthparts from the skin, and complete parasite death. Pet parents can visibly observe dead ticks and paralyzed fleas dropping off during the lathering phase. Canine Physiological pH-Balanced Formulation: Formulated at a neutral pH (6.5 to 7.5) to match the delicate canine stratum corneum. Unlike human shampoos or harsh agricultural washes that strip skin lipids and induce severe dryness, Clinar Pet cleanses thoroughly without disrupting the skin's protective acid mantle. Deep Follicular Cleansing: The surfactant base removes flea dirt, blood meal crusts, accumulated street grime, and dead parasite debris from hair follicles, deodorizing pungent coat odors and leaving fur soft, manageable, and clean. Accessible Veterinary Value: At an economical price point (~₹127 for 100ml), Clinar Pet serves as an affordable first-line wash for rescue baths, street dog rehabilitations, and routine household infestation control.