Cheristin for Cats Flea Spot Treatment

Fast Monthly Topical Flea Control for Cats

Product Description

Cheristin Flea Spot Treatment for Cats is a topical flea control solution for cats and kittens 8 weeks of age and older, weighing at least 1.8 lbs. The formula contains spinetoram and starts killing fleas in 30 minutes. With monthly use, Cheristin helps treat and prevent flea infestations and protects for up to 6 weeks.

Benefits

• Fast Start: Starts killing fleas in 30 minutes after application.
• Long Protection: Provides flea control for up to six weeks.
• One Dose Size: Same applicator dose for cats over 1.8 lbs.
• Monthly Routine: Apply once per month for ongoing flea prevention.
• Cat-Specific: Labeled for cats and kittens 8 weeks and older.

Ingredients

Active Ingredients: Spinetoram.

How to Use

Directions for Use

• Part Fur: Part hair on neck at base of head.
• Apply to Skin: Place the tip on the skin and empty the entire tube.
• Single Spot: Apply contents to one spot only, not multiple areas.
• Monthly Timing: Repeat application about every 30 days.
• Dry Before Contact: Prevent grooming until the application site is dry.

Dosage & Administration Instructions

Additional Information

Precautions

• Species Restriction: Use only on cats and kittens meeting label age/weight.
• No Double Dosing: Do not apply extra doses, including for cats over 20 lbs.
• Special Populations: Consult a veterinarian for aged, debilitated, pregnant, or nursing cats.
• Child Safety: Do not allow children to apply the product.
• Post-Application Care: Keep cats separated until the site is fully dry.

Possible Side Effects

• Skin Reactions: Hair loss, redness, inflammation, or itching at the application site.
• Coat Changes: Greasy hair, clumping, or matting where applied.
• Behavior Changes: Temporary inactivity has been reported after treatment.
• GI Signs: Vomiting or decreased appetite have been reported.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What does Cheristin Flea Spot Treatment for Cats help with?

Ans: Cheristin Flea Spot Treatment for Cats helps treat and prevent flea infestations on cats and kittens 8 weeks of age and older, weighing at least 1.8 lbs. The topical formula kills adult fleas quickly and supports ongoing flea control with monthly use.

Q2: How fast does Cheristin start killing fleas after application?

Ans: Cheristin starts killing fleas within 30 minutes after topical application. Fast kill speed helps reduce flea irritation and supports quicker relief during active infestations. Continue monthly use to maintain protection and help prevent reinfestation in the household.

Q3: What is the active ingredient in Cheristin flea treatment for cats?

Ans: The active ingredient in Cheristin is spinetoram. Spinetoram is the flea-killing ingredient in the topical solution and is used to treat and prevent flea infestations in cats and kittens that meet the minimum age and weight requirements.

Q4: How often should Cheristin be applied to cats over 1.8 lbs?

Ans: Apply one Cheristin applicator tube about every 30 days for ongoing flea prevention. Monthly use helps maintain flea control and reduces the risk of reinfestation. Do not apply more frequently than directed, and do not use additional doses for larger cats.

Q5: Where should Cheristin be applied on a cat’s body?

Ans: Apply Cheristin to the skin on the neck at the base of the head. Part the fur until the skin is visible, place the tube tip directly on the skin, and squeeze out the entire contents into a single spot.

Q6: Can Cheristin be used on kittens, and what are the requirements?

Ans: Cheristin can be used on kittens that are at least 8 weeks old and weigh at least 1.8 lbs. The same single-dose applicator size is used for eligible cats. Always confirm the kitten meets both age and weight requirements.

Q7: What precautions are important in multi-cat households?

Ans: In multi-cat households, prevent cats from grooming each other until the application site is dry. This helps reduce accidental ingestion and improves product effectiveness. Treat all cats that meet label requirements to support consistent flea control across the home.

Q8: What side effects may occur with Cheristin flea spot treatment?

Ans: Side effects may include application site hair loss, redness, inflammation, or itching. Hair may look greasy, clumped, or matted at the site. Other reported effects include temporary inactivity, vomiting, and decreased appetite. Contact a veterinarian if signs persist.

Q9: Can Cheristin be used on cats that are pregnant, nursing, or older?

Ans: Consult a veterinarian before using Cheristin on debilitated, aged, pregnant, or nursing cats. A veterinarian can help assess flea risk, health status, and suitability of topical flea control. Follow label directions carefully for safer, more consistent results.