Coopers Supadip

Product Details

Not all official pack sizes are necessarily marketed at the same time. The exact variant available through the supplier should be selected from the current product data.

Each species has a different registered parasite spectrum. A use listed for cattle must not be assumed to apply to dogs, horses, sheep or goats.

The concentrate must remain in its original labelled container. Transferring it to an unmarked bottle removes critical registration, poison, batch, first-aid and withdrawal information.

Treatment records are essential for food-producing animals and for farms using more than one ectoparasite product.

Active Ingredient

Chlorfenvinphos is an organophosphate insecticidal and acaricidal active ingredient. Organophosphates can affect the nervous system and require strict exposure prevention.

The concentration applies to the undiluted Coopers Supadip product and must not be used to calculate an equivalent amount of a different product.

Do not combine this concentrate with another pesticide or veterinary ectoparasiticide unless an attending veterinarian and the registered label specifically permit the programme.

Resistance management should be planned professionally, especially where the same parasite-control class has been used repeatedly.

Safety and Warnings

• Toxic product: read the complete registered label before handling.
• Only a trained and responsible adult should handle the concentrate.
• Keep under lock and key in the original closed container.
• Do not use on cats or pigs.
• Do not use on puppies younger than the label permits or nursing bitches.
• Do not treat very young calves, lambs, kids or foals where prohibited.
• Do not treat hot, tired or thirsty animals.
• Observe all meat and milk withdrawal restrictions.
• Keep away from food, feed, drinking water and food-contact surfaces.
• Prevent all contamination of ponds, streams, drains and fish systems.
• Use the protective equipment stated on the current label.
• Seek urgent medical or veterinary help after exposure or an unexpected reaction.

The registered information states a 14-day meat withdrawal period and prohibits use on lactating dairy cows or goats producing milk for human consumption. The current supplied label must always be checked before treatment.

Organophosphate exposure can be serious. Do not wait for symptoms before obtaining professional advice after a spill, splash, inhalation or accidental ingestion.

This page intentionally does not include practical preparation or application instructions.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Coopers Supadip?
It is a registered concentrated ectoparasite-control product for selected livestock, horse and dog uses.

Which active ingredient does it contain?
It contains chlorfenvinphos at 30% m/v.

Which official presentations exist?
The manufacturer lists 33ml sachets and 100ml, 500ml, 1 litre and 5 litre containers.

Can it be used on cats?
No. The registered warning specifically prohibits use on cats.

Can it be used on pigs?
No. The registered warning also prohibits use on pigs.

Why are dilution instructions not included?
Preparation and treatment procedures must come only from the current registered label and trained professional oversight.

Is it dangerous to fish?
Yes. It is toxic to fish and must not contaminate waterways.

Coopers Supadip Ectoparasite Concentrate is a toxic chlorfenvinphos veterinary pesticide that requires trained handling, exact species checks and full food-animal and environmental compliance.