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Flea Treatments For Cats And Dogs
There are essentially 2 different types of insecticide used to prevent or eliminate flea infestations:
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Adulticides To remove adult fleas from your pet |
Adulticides are designed to kill adult fleas on your pet. Most work within 24 hours. However it can not be ruled out completely that freshly caught fleas may have the chance to lay eggs. This is why scientists the world over agree that the most effective way to prevent or eliminate fleas is to use adulticides in combination with Insect Growth Regulators (see below). This is known as Integrated Flea Control. |
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Insect Growth Regulators To eliminate flea eggs in the home |
Insect Growth Regulators have been developed especially to target the egg stage of the flea life cycle. Quite simply, they are designed to prevent flea eggs from hatching. So, if your cat or dog does shed any flea eggs around your home, they'll just die and get sucked up by the vacuum cleaner. And all without the need to spray the house, and wash all the bedding. |
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Type of Products
There are different ways of practising Integrated Flea Control, depending on the level of control required for the pet, its 'natural' exposure to fleas, the level of control that you want to achieve, and the type of product you want to use.
Please click on the links below, and we'll explain about the different products available to you.
Featured Product
Capstar®
For the treatment of fleas on cats and dogs.
International Label
For Non-U.S. Residents only
Featured Product
Program® Injectable Suspension
Used for flea control in cats.
International Label
For Non-U.S. Residents only
Featured Product
Program® Oral Suspension
Used for flea control in cats.
International Label
For Non-U.S. Residents only