How to get rid of fleas on a kitten
Use Frontline spray on kittens under 8 weeks old and over 2 days old.
Make sure your cat's fur is dry. If your cat has been bathed, it's best to wait until the next day after the bath when the fur is completely dry before applying Frontline spray.
Choose a well-ventilated area, put on gloves, and part the cat's fur against the grain. Hold the Frontline spray nozzle 10-20cm away from the cat and spray the medication all over its skin and fur, making sure it's completely wet. Avoid spraying the cat's eyes, ears, mouth, and nose. You can spray the spray onto your gloves and apply it to any areas of the cat's face that weren't sprayed. Allow the cat's fur to air dry naturally. Remember, do not bathe the cat for two days after using Frontline to prevent the medication from dissipating.
In general, fleas will be completely eliminated after one application of Frontline. Since fleas may also be hiding in the environment, it is recommended to use Frontline spray in conjunction with Frontline spray on places where fleas hide, such as sofas, corners, and carpets, once a week for two weeks.
If you still notice jumping a few days after spraying Frontline, you can continue using Frontline spray as described above. To consolidate the effect, you can use it on your cat once a month, or not, depending on your cat's environment and individual condition.
Dosage:
3-6 ml per kilogram of body weight, ideally enough to completely wet the hair and skin.
Efficacy: The spray takes effect within 5 minutes and kills adult fleas and ticks within 24 hours. The effect lasts for 1 month.
Use Frontline drops for cats 8 weeks and older
1. Make sure the cat's fur is dry. If the cat has been bathed, it is best to wait a day after the bath until the fur is completely dry before applying Frontline drops.
2. Break off the tip of the Frontline drops, part the fur on the cat's neck and shoulders to expose the skin, and drip the entire drop into the skin at the base of the fur, not into the fur itself. This is very important! After the drops are absorbed by the skin, allow the cat to move around freely.
3. Remember, do not take a bath within 2 days after using Frontline to prevent the medication from being lost.
4. Generally, fleas will be completely eliminated after one application of Frontline. Since fleas may also be hiding in the environment, it is recommended to use Frontline spray in conjunction with Frontline on places where fleas hide, such as sofas, corners, and carpets, once a week for two weeks.
5. If fleas are still found a few days after applying Frontline, continue using Frontline drops as described above. To maintain the effectiveness of the medication, it can be used on your cat once a month, or not, depending on the cat's environment and individual condition.
Dosage:
One cat should be given one 0.5ml tube of Frontline drops at a time.
Efficacy: The spray takes effect within 5 minutes and kills flea eggs and larvae within 24 hours. The effect lasts for 1 month.
Tip: Frontline spray primarily kills adult insects, while the drops kill eggs and larvae. For best results, combine Frontline spray and drops depending on your specific situation.
