Fiprotec Tick and Flea Spot-On for Cats up to 8Kg (10 Pipette’s) Pink

Fiprotec Tick and Flea Spot-On for Cats is formulated to provide comprehensive protection against fleas and ticks. It effectively kills fleas for up to 5 weeks and aids in controlling ticks for up to 2 weeks after a single application. The active ingredient, Fipronil, works by killing parasites through contact, meaning they do not need to bite your cat to be eliminated. This product is ideal for maintaining your cat’s comfort and health by preventing infestations.

Who the Product is For

Fiprotec Tick and Flea Spot-On is suitable for cat owners seeking an effective solution to manage flea and tick infestations.

Key Benefits

Effective Flea Control: Kills fleas for up to 5 weeks.
Tick Management: Aids in controlling ticks for up to 2 weeks.
Easy Application: Simple spot-on treatment ensures thorough coverage.
Long-lasting Protection: Provides residual action following a single dose.
Safe for Adult Cats: Designed specifically for cats over 12 weeks of age.

Directions for Use

Preparation: Remove a pipette from the rack and twist off the top.
Application:

Part the hair between the shoulder blades to expose the skin.
Empty the contents of the pipette directly onto the visible skin by squeezing it several times.
Avoid excessive wetting of the hair, as this may leave a sticky appearance that will disappear within 24 hours.
Post-Application Care: Do not bathe or shampoo your cat 3 days before or after application, as this may decrease effectiveness.

Storage Instructions

Store Fiprotec Tick and Flea Spot-On in a cool, dark place at or below 25 °C.

Safety Information

Caution: Do not treat kittens younger than 12 weeks of age.
Keep out of reach of uninformed persons, children, and animals.
Toxic to fish and bees; avoid contact with hands or any other part of the body.
Wash hands with soap and water after use; do not smoke, eat, or drink during application.
Dispose of used containers with domestic refuse.

Precautions

The product has been extensively tested; however, if failure occurs, seek veterinary advice immediately.
Ensure that cats do not come into contact with treated areas until dry.