Cat Spot Treatment product image 2

Cat Spot Treatment, Monthly 6-in-1 Parasite Control for Cats and Kittens 2.6-5 kg and Over 8 Weeks Old

3 Pack
$62.81
Sale price  $62.81 Regular price  $62.81
Skip to product information
Cat Spot Treatment product image 2

Cat Spot Treatment, Monthly 6-in-1 Parasite Control for Cats and Kittens 2.6-5 kg and Over 8 Weeks Old

$62.81
Sale price  $62.81 Regular price  $62.81
Size
Purchase options

This monthly topical treatment provides broad-spectrum parasite care for cats and kittens weighing 2.6-5 kg; kittens must be over 8 weeks old.

The 6-in-1 formula treats, controls or prevents fleas, paralysis ticks, heartworm disease, ear mites, biting lice, adult roundworms and adult hookworms as directed.

Each quick-drying, small-volume dose is applied directly to the skin once a month using one orange 0.5 mL tube.

Key Features

  • Starts killing fleas within six hours of treatment and kills adult fleas before they can lay eggs, helping break the flea life cycle.
  • Treats and controls paralysis ticks for five weeks and starts killing ticks within 24 hours after treatment.
  • Helps control flea allergy dermatitis when administered monthly.
  • Prevents heartworm disease caused by Dirofilaria immitis through monthly administration.
  • Treats and controls ear mites, biting lice, adult intestinal hookworms and adult roundworms when administered monthly.
  • Available in packs containing either three or six pipettes, with each pipette providing one dose.

Specifications

  • Product form: Quick-drying, small-volume topical parasiticide
  • Recommended cat weight: 2.6-5 kg
  • Tube colour and volume: Orange, 0.5 mL
  • Active ingredients: Selamectin and sarolaner
  • Minimum dose: 6 mg/kg selamectin and 1 mg/kg sarolaner
  • Application: Apply one tube topically to the cat's skin once a month
  • Pack sizes: 3 pipettes or 6 pipettes
  • Age guidance: Not recommended for kittens under 8 weeks of age
  • Weight guidance: Not recommended for cats weighing less than 1.25 kg

Apply the correct dose every month. During tick season, check your cat daily and remove any ticks found. Consult a veterinarian if worm problems persist.

You may also like