A waterproof topical flea and tick treatment for cats over 1.5 lbs, supplied as 6 monthly doses applied to the skin between the shoulder blades.
Best for Ongoing monthly flea and tick prevention for cats
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Primary use: Routine parasite prevention applied topically once a month.
It is aimed at cat owners dealing with:
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An oral flea tablet containing nitenpyram, dosed for cats 2–25 lbs. It is designed to act on adult fleas already on the animal rather than to provide ongoing monthly cover.
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For cats only — never apply a dog product to a cat, as some canine formulations are lethal to cats. Weight minimum of 1.5 lbs applies; check the dosing band before use. Topical products do not clear an existing household infestation on their own; the environment must be treated too. Discuss any parasite product with your veterinarian if your cat is very young, pregnant, elderly or unwell.
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Ongoing monthly flea and tick prevention for cats
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