Antiparasitics for cats
Protecting a cat from fleas, ticks and internal parasites is part of basic care all year round. Here you will find antiparasitics for cats in various forms — spot-on pipettes, collars, sprays and tablets against external and internal parasites. Always use products intended for cats, as some dog products are dangerous for them, and follow the instructions and the vet's recommendation.
Antiparasitics for cats
Regular protection against parasites is an important part of cat care and helps prevent discomfort and the spread of disease. Antiparasitics for cats include products against external and internal parasites in various forms, which differ in use and duration of effect.
Against external parasites such as fleas and ticks, spot-on pipettes, antiparasitic collars and sprays are used. They differ in duration of action — from a single treatment to several months of protection. Against internal parasites, for example roundworms and tapeworms, deworming tablets and pastes are used, given according to the cat's weight.
With cats it is important to use only products intended for cats. Some substances suitable for dogs, for example permethrin, are toxic to cats, so do not swap products between species. The choice depends on the cat's weight, age and state of health and on whether it goes outdoors; for kittens, pregnant and sick cats consult a vet.
For effective protection, treat the cat regularly, especially during the active period of ticks and fleas, and do not forget the environment it lives in. Always keep to the dose and interval stated on the packaging, do not combine products without advice and keep them out of reach of children and animals.