So, the cat came home with a bunch of fleas that rapidly began to populate the house. I ordered Frontline, this kills fleas…. but not eggs, so 10 days later I was back to square one. Frontline PLUS, more expensive of course, kills fleas AND eggs, and it really does… combine this with Staykill spray and spray everything everywhere, all over the house, I used three full cans, and now two weeks later no more fleas, you have to be prepared to wait a while for this stuff to work properly, and unfortunately you have to share your home with these irritating little critters for a short time before they’re all dead. Just remember to treat your animal on a regular basis (which I confess I didn’t) and you should remain flea free…

Seems ok does what it says- never easy to apply on my ca

I purchased this flea treatment to treat our two cats after we noticed fleas on them. They’d also been scratching so much that they had developed quite a few scabs and were obviously uncomfortable.

Normally we would get some treatment from the vet but we are having to cut back on expenses and this was a far cheaper option. You get six 0.5ml pipettes that need to be used once a month to kill fleas, ticks and lice, so for us this is three treatments per cat so really good value.

They’re simple to use. Simply snap the top of the pipette off, part the cats fur at the back of the neck, just above and between the shoulder blades (putting it here prevents the cat from being able to lick the product) then squeeze the product onto the cats skin. It’s important to get it onto the skin as it needs to soak in to work. It will not work properly if you dispense it onto fur. If your cat is a bit fidgety it’s probably easier to have one person hold the cat and another to administer the flea drops.

We’ve found this product to work really well. Both cats are now more comfortable, less itchy and they’re scabs are healing which is a good sign that the fleas are dying off. We’ve also not seen any fleas for a while, neither on the cats themselves or their beds which I’m pleased about.

If like us you have a multi cat household it’s best to treat all cats at the same time. If you have a large infestation you will probably need to use a household treatment too to get rid of any fleas and their eggs in soft furnishings to prevent them getting back on to your cat later, or at the very least daily hoovering of the main areas that the cats spend time in. You also need to keep on top of the treatment to prevent the fleas returning, so I’ve marked the date of the next treatment on the calendar to remind me.

I’m really pleased with how well this product has wored after just one application. When we’ve used up the other four pipettes I’m more than happy to purchase these again.