Itch Flea, Tick & Lice Spot-On Solution for Cats at a glance
Itch Flea, Tick & Lice Spot-On Solution for Cats by Itch is made for cats and is used for fleas, ticks and lice. It comes as spot on. Orders placed before 3pm UK time on weekdays ship the same day. Compare it with the rest of our cat flea & tick range.
- Suitable for: Cats (kitten, junior, adult, senior)
- Helps with: Fleas, Ticks, Lice
- Form: Spot On
- Sizes: 2 pipettes · 4 Pipettes
About Itch Flea, Tick & Lice Spot-On Solution for Cats
Itch Flea, Tick & Lice Spot-On Solution for Cats is a fast-acting treatment that is vet-approved and scientifically proven to protect your pet and your home. Most flea treatments only kill the fleas, but the Itch Flea double-action formula also attacks eggs and larvae, too, breaking the flea life cycle and preventing any infestation on your pet and in your home. Plus it kills ticks and lice.
The Fipronil kills live adult fleas, lice and ticks on contact. The S-Methoprene works by penetrating the shell of newly laid eggs or by being absorbed through the immature flea’s body surface, thereby preventing their growth and further development into adults and limiting an ongoing infestation.
Ingredients
Active Ingredient
Each pipette contains – Fipronil 50.00mg, (S)-methoprene 60.00mg
How to use Itch Flea, Tick & Lice Spot-On Solution for Cats
Using this product? Read our latest blog for helpful safety tips: Fipronil and Imidacloprid Flea Treatments: How to Use Them Safely
Manufacturer’s Instructions
Read the included leaflet for directions for use. This product can be used during pregnancy; consult with a veterinary surgeon. Not recommended to bathe animals within 2 days after application of the product.
Wash your hands after use. Monthly treatment is recommended to prevent flea infestations.
Cat Flea Treatment FAQs
Q. What Does Itch Flea Protect My Cat Against?
A. Itch Flea spot-on treatment kills adult fleas within 24 hours, halts all other flea life stages in their tracks and stops any new fleas tormenting your cat. Plus it also kills ticks and lice in 48 hours of applying.
Q. How To Get Rid Of Fleas On Your Cat (And Prevent Them From Coming Back)
A. Itch Flea Treatment for cats is super easy to apply – once the solution from the pipette is applied to your cat’s skin between their shoulder blades, you can put your feet up, safe in the knowledge they’ll be protected for the next 4 weeks!
To kill fleas and stopping more developing, our spot-on formula is the best flea treatment for cats:
✓ Kills fleas already living on your cat within 24 hours
✓ Kills any new fleas that jump onto your cat, any time in the next month
✓ Prevents eggs and larvae developing
✓ Kills adult ticks attached to your cat and lice within 48 hours
✓ Protects your cat and your home
Q. How Do I Know If My Cat Has Fleas?
A. Symptoms of flea infestation in your cat can include itching, scratching, visible flea dirt, hair loss from overgrooming or skin irritation. It can also include mysterious insect bites popping up on you, as well.
5 fleas on an untreated pet can lead to 1 million + eggs infesting your home in as little as 4 weeks*. That’s why it’s important you give your cat their flea treatment every month to stop any unwanted lodgers moving in.
Top tip: If you think you’ve found flea dirt, run a damp cotton wool pad over it. If the dirt turns red, those fleas aren’t dead. This means you’re dealing with a live infestation.
Our double action, spot-on flea treatment for cats, Itch Flea, kills adult fleas within 24 hours, halts all other flea life stages in their tracks and stops any new fleas from infecting your cat, protecting your kitty until their next monthly flea treatment. Plus it kills ticks and lice!
*Based on an untreated pet having 5 fleas not being groomed off, each laying 50 eggs per day, developing into new fleas in 14 days and new fleas jumping on and laying more eggs.
Q.My pet Is Pregnant, Is Itch Flea Safe To Use?
A. Itch Flea can be used on pregnant pets but consult your vet if your cat is lactating and is in contact with kittens under 8 weeks old.
Q.Do I Need To Apply Itch Flea More Than Once A Month?
A. No, treatment once a month is all your puss needs! And there’s no need for you to try and remember – we’ll deliver the flea-fighting goods exactly when you need them. Keeping up your monthly application of Itch Flea is essential for ongoing protection of your cat against fleas, ticks and lice. You may see the occasional flea on your cat after giving them their spot-on flea treatment. Don’t worry though, as long as your kitty has had their treatment in the last month, that sucker won’t last long!
How Can I Ensure Itch Flea Is 100% Effective On My pet?
• Keep ‘em dry. Your cat can’t get wet for 48 hours.
• Don’t touch the treated area. Hands off.
• No licking the treated area (your pet, not you…).
• Don’t share your bed with your pet on the night your pet is treated.
• Treat all your pets in your household at the same time, ideally in the evening.
• Weigh your cat regularly and tell us about any changes so that we can adjust their dose.
Q. What Are Ticks And How Could My Cat Get Them?
A. Ticks are small, spider-like creatures whose bodies become larger as they feed on the blood of your cat. They will vary in size from 1mm to 1cm long.
Ticks lurk in long grass, bushy undergrowth and wooded areas. They climb on to vegetation and hang out there, waving their legs around, until your cat brushes past. Once on board, ticks sink their jaws in and drink their host’s blood until they’re full – this usually takes around 7 days but they’ve been known to cling on for up to 3 weeks.
Q. Can Fleas Give My pet Worms?
A. Yes! Your pet could accidentally swallow a flea mid-grooming sesh and if that blighter is carrying tapeworm larvae, they’ll be in your bestie’s guts and multiplying before you know it. Treat your puss regularly with Itch Flea and Itch Wormer to keep the pesky parasites at bay.
Itch Flea, Tick & Lice Spot-On Solution for Cats specifications
| Brand | Itch |
|---|---|
| Animal | Cat |
| Life stage | Kitten, Junior, Adult, Senior |
| Formulation | Spot On |
| Conditions | Fleas, Ticks, Lice |
