Frontline flea and tick treatment for cats kills 100% of fleas within 12 hours of application.
It kills embedded ticks within 48 hours.
Once applied, Frontline works continuously to kill fleas and ticks for up to one month.
Frontline for cats is safe to use on kittens that are at least eight weeks old.
It's also safe for older cats that are pregnant and/or lactating.
Frontline is very effective in controlling fleas and ticks on outdoor cats, as it's waterproof.
It even works after professional bathing and grooming.
However, a pet should remain dry for 24 hours after an application.
Apply Frontline for cats monthly with the spot-on applicator.
It's even strong enough to control flea allergy dermatitis, the allergy caused by flea detritus on a cat's skin.
Frontline disrupts the flea life cycle.
When you apply Frontline on your cat, he or she stores the effective ingredient in the oil glands under the skin.
The repellent is sent up through the hair so that infestations don't begin.
The medication is then released continuously in a time-release fashion, over the next four weeks.
That's it.
Just apply once a month.
After the first application, you may see more fleas on your cat than usual.
This is because the fleas are trying to get to the top coat to get out.
However, they will die before they can escape.
You may also see fleas in other areas, such as bedding and carpets.
Be sure to apply Frontline each month and these fleas will eventually die, as your cat will no longer act as the host.
Frontline also protects your cat from ticks for up to 30 days.
This is especially important for outdoor cats that may come into contact with ticks that carry any number of diseases.
Not only are fleas and ticks uncomfortable and dangerous for your cat, they can cause extreme discomfort in human family members.
Frontline for Cats: The Number One Veterinarian-Recommended Choice Frontline for cats is the first choice in flea and tick protection among veterinarians.
Frontline provides your cat with proven, guaranteed protection from disease carrying fleas.
The flea life cycle has four stages: Eggs, larvae, pupae and adult.
Frontline estimates that the adult fleas visible on your cat represent only about 5% of the total number of fleas that live in his or her coat! Fleas only live about 50 days or so, but in that time they can lay thousands of eggs.
It's a good idea to wash your cat's bed, toys, blanket and any other soft items he or she lies on immediately following the first Frontline application.
Hot water will kill flea eggs, larvae, pupae and adult fleas.
It kills embedded ticks within 48 hours.
Once applied, Frontline works continuously to kill fleas and ticks for up to one month.
Frontline for cats is safe to use on kittens that are at least eight weeks old.
It's also safe for older cats that are pregnant and/or lactating.
Frontline is very effective in controlling fleas and ticks on outdoor cats, as it's waterproof.
It even works after professional bathing and grooming.
However, a pet should remain dry for 24 hours after an application.
Apply Frontline for cats monthly with the spot-on applicator.
It's even strong enough to control flea allergy dermatitis, the allergy caused by flea detritus on a cat's skin.
Frontline disrupts the flea life cycle.
When you apply Frontline on your cat, he or she stores the effective ingredient in the oil glands under the skin.
The repellent is sent up through the hair so that infestations don't begin.
The medication is then released continuously in a time-release fashion, over the next four weeks.
That's it.
Just apply once a month.
After the first application, you may see more fleas on your cat than usual.
This is because the fleas are trying to get to the top coat to get out.
However, they will die before they can escape.
You may also see fleas in other areas, such as bedding and carpets.
Be sure to apply Frontline each month and these fleas will eventually die, as your cat will no longer act as the host.
Frontline also protects your cat from ticks for up to 30 days.
This is especially important for outdoor cats that may come into contact with ticks that carry any number of diseases.
Not only are fleas and ticks uncomfortable and dangerous for your cat, they can cause extreme discomfort in human family members.
Frontline for Cats: The Number One Veterinarian-Recommended Choice Frontline for cats is the first choice in flea and tick protection among veterinarians.
Frontline provides your cat with proven, guaranteed protection from disease carrying fleas.
The flea life cycle has four stages: Eggs, larvae, pupae and adult.
Frontline estimates that the adult fleas visible on your cat represent only about 5% of the total number of fleas that live in his or her coat! Fleas only live about 50 days or so, but in that time they can lay thousands of eggs.
It's a good idea to wash your cat's bed, toys, blanket and any other soft items he or she lies on immediately following the first Frontline application.
Hot water will kill flea eggs, larvae, pupae and adult fleas.
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