Self-activated acaricide applicator for controlling ectoparasite

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1998-04-20

1999-11-23

Carone, Michael J.

Animal husbandry

Antivermin treating or cleaning

Sprayer

119657, A01K 2900

Patent

active

059881135

ABSTRACT:
A self-activated acaricide applicator for killing ticks on large mammals. The applicator is self-activated by motion and heat detection when the mammal moves to investigate an attractant canister. This results in the discharge of an atomized acaricide onto the mammal.

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