Frontline Cat 3-pack flea and tick treatment for cats.

Frontline Cat x3 | Effective Flea & Tick Treatment

Name: Frontline Cat x3 | Effective Flea & Tick Treatment
Brand: Our Pet Village
SKU: 905727M
Price: 19.99 GBP
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Description

Frontline Cat x3 is a highly effective flea and tick treatment designed specifically for cats. This pack includes three doses, each providing up to one month of protection against fleas and ticks. The easy-to-apply topical solution works by killing adult fleas and ticks on contact and prevents re-infestation. It also helps in the prevention of flea allergy dermatitis, ensuring your cat stays comfortable and itch-free.

Key Features

Three doses, each offering one month's protection
Kills fleas and ticks on contact
Prevents re-infestation of fleas and ticks
Helps in the prevention of flea allergy dermatitis
Safe for cats and easy to apply

Ingredients

Composition:

Fipronil.

Directions of Use

ALWAYS FULLY READ THE PRODUCT LEAFLET AND PACKAGING BEFORE USE.

Use every 4 weeks to help protect your cat from fleas and ticks.
Water exposure, bathing or shampooing does not affect the efficacy of the product as long as it doesn’t occur more than once a week or within 2 days of application of the product.

How to administer FRONTLINE® Spot On for Cats:
Remove: remove 1 pipette from the pack.
Snap: hold upright with foil side towards you and snap applicator tip.
Apply: part your pet's fur at the base of their neck and apply to the skin.
Your pet is now treated: the treatment will naturally spread over their skin, however do not bathe your pet or let them swim for 2 days after application.
FRONTLINE® Spot On for Cats is suitable for all cats from 8 weeks of age and weight of minimum 1kg. The product can be used in pregnant and nursing cats.
It is not suitable for use on other animal species.
If your cat is unwell, please see your vet for advice before applying a flea treatment.