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Antiparasitic spot-on treatments for cats

One dose on the back of the neck and four weeks of protection against fleas and ticks, with an active ingredient cats can tolerate.

Hand applying a spot-on between the shoulder blades of a ginger cat looking at the camera

Fipronil or repellent?

Both are applied to the back of the neck. The difference is whether they kill parasites or keep them away.

Fipronil

Veterinary medicine: eliminates existing parasites and prevents further infestation.

  • Eliminates fleas and ticks within 48 hours
  • Protects for 4 weeks; repeat no sooner than every 4 weeks
  • From 9 weeks of age and 1 kg

View the fipronil spot-on treatment

Repellent

With geraniol and no insecticides: keeps parasites away before they land.

  • Repels fleas, ticks, mosquitoes and mites
  • Up to 1 month per application
  • Not a medicine

View the repellent spot-on treatment

Fipronil spot-on: CIMAVET summary of product characteristics 3609 ESP. Repellent: its packaging. Neither contains permethrin.

Frequently asked questions

The most common questions before buying a spot-on treatment for cats. Figures are taken from its CIMAVET summary of product characteristics.

How often is it applied?

Apply the fipronil spot-on no more often than once every 4 weeks; it protects against fleas and ticks for 4 weeks. The repellent lasts up to one month.

Is it suitable for indoor cats?

Yes. Fleas can also reach indoor cats, and the treatment is the same.

Can I bathe my dog afterwards?

It is best not to, especially during the 2 days after application: no data are available on how bathing affects efficacy.

Can I use the dog spot-on treatment?

No. Neither the dose nor, in some cases, the active ingredient is suitable for cats. Always use the cat product.

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