Frontline Cats Is Applied On The Back Of The Neck

Cats are particularly challenging creatures. They have an annoying habit of hiding at the very moment their presence is required. And when it comes time to take care and prevent the possibility of a flea infestation, cats tend to be less than cooperative. That’s why so many methods of flea prevention are inadequate and challenging to use. Even more, that’s why so many are turning to topical flea solutions like Frontline Cats.

Frontline Cats is applied on the back of the neck, close to where the traditional flea collar might rest. The problem with the flea collar is that the medicine in the collar is less effective the farther from the collar the flea lands on the cat. When using Frontline Cats, however, the medicine uses the natural oils in the cat’s skin to create full coverage over the entire coat.

There are also flea shampoos that can be used on cats, but any cat owner will attest to what a challenge it is to get a cat to cooperate long enough for an effective flea shampoo. Those that have succeeded have the battle scars to prove it. Cats have respond angrily to water. Another reason that Frontline Cats is popular would be because the application process only requires immobilizing the cat long enough to squeeze the tube onto the back of the cat’s neck.

A third option for cat flea products would be the oral medication. Flea solution in pill form is given anywhere from daily, to weekly, to monthly. For some cat owners, there is no problem adhering to the pill schedule and convincing the cat to ingest it. For others, it becomes a fight to get the cat to swallow the pill. With Frontline Cats there is no ingestion, ideally, and any medication that is ingested will not harm the cat.

Frontline Cats can be used on kittens as young as eight weeks old. It lasts for up to three months. And the best part is that it effectively kills adult fleas, flea larvae, and flea eggs. Add that to its ease of use and most pet owners understand its popularity.

For more information or to purchase Frontline Cats, visit www.nomorefleasplease.com.