Introducing VitaPet’s NEW 2-in-1 flea & worm treatment for cats and kittens to help keep them playful, purring, and full of spark.
Less scratching, more stretching in the sunshine. Happy days.
Conveniently available at Woolworths, New World or PAK'nSAVE.
The name says it all: Duo means more than one kind of protection, combining treatment for both fleas and worms, with two active ingredients that work to treat and prevent infestations.
One application manages and prevents fleas & worms for 4 weeks.
Adult Fleas
Flea larvae
Lice
Lungworm & Roundworm
Earmites
Hookworm*
*not clinically significant in New Zealand
Duoactive topical for cats has been shown experimentally to stop fleas from feeding in 3-5 minutes as well as kill adult & larval fleas within 20 minutes.
It is recommended that all cats in the same environment should be protected by Duoactive Topical for Cats. This product breaks the lifecycle and kills fleas emerging from the home & their environment which may reinfest other cats.
Products like VitaPet Carpet & Bedding Spray may help to protect items other than pets in the home, such as their bedding, couch or carpets.
VitaPet Duoactive Topical for Cats is suitable for all cats over 9 weeks of age.
Kittens under 9 weeks of age can be treated safely for fleas with VitaPet Evance Flea Treatment, and for worms using VitaPet All Wormer.
1. With your cat standing upright, part the hair on the back their neck until the skin is visible
2. Place the tip of the tube on the skin and squeeze the tube firmly twice to apply the solution directly on the skin
3. Record the treatment date and repeat monthly or as directed.
Refer to the leaflet in the pack for comprehensive dosage instructions.
- VitaPet Duoactive Topical Treatments are formulated for cats and not for use on dogs.
- Not suitable for use if your cat is pregnant or lactating.
- Do not give by mouth.
- Avoid grooming and allow the treatment to dry to prevent marking of household surfaces.
Keeping your pet parasite free is important for their health and happiness. Fleas, mites and worms often cause discomfort and can lead to serious illness if left untreated. You may notice changes in your pet’s behaviour caused by common parasites.
Being able to recognise the signs and symptoms of parasites will ensure you can treat them appropriately.
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