Naturals Flea & Tick Chews for Cats by TevraPet

TevraPet Vetality Naturals Oral Flea & Tick Chews for Cats are an entirely natural, very powerful way to help protect your cat from fleas and ticks. The soft chews are made from plant-based ingredients, hence yummy, while also providing a safe and chemical-free alternative to traditional treatments. The chews will be light on the digestive system but mighty in defending against the pesky pests. Whether your cat spends time outdoors or indoors, these chews give great peace of mind that your pet is protected from the invasion and harm caused by parasites.

TevraPet Vetality Naturals Oral Flea & Tick Chews for Cats are the best for any owner who is looking for a natural, safe, and amazingly effective solution to control fleas and ticks. These chews are plant-based and hence non-chemical, making them easy and hassle-free to give your feline companion dependable protection. These chews are suited either as a daily preventer or as part of an integral pest management program to ensure that your cat remains in good health, happy, and free from pests.

• This is an all-natural protector for fleas and ticks, comprising natural ingredients such as lemongrass, cinnamon, and sesame oil for chemical-free protection from these monsters that feed on blood.
• Oral Chews: Easy to give, these chews offer a convenient alternative to topical treatments. Thus, they make it easy on you and your cat for flea and tick protection.
• Daily Use: These chews are for daily use and provide year-round continuous protection against the presence of unwanted parasites in your cat.
• Grain-Free Formula: Precisely for cats sensitive to grains, these chews are formulated grain-free, corn-free, and soy-free for a fit and natural lifestyle.
• No Artificial Additives: These chews do not contain artificial coloring, flavoring, or preservatives, hence providing a healthy and secure way to keep your cat free from parasites.
• Made in the USA Manufactured with pride in the United States from rigorously sourced, high-quality raw materials to assure safety and efficacy.

Directions for Use:

Cats - 1 Tablet daily

Takes time to build up in the cat's system. May not reach full strength for 30 days. Use year-round for best results.

Ingredients:

Inactive Ingredients:

Chicken Flavor, Defatted Wheat Germ, Magnesium Stearate, Maltodextrin, Microcrystalline Cellulose.

FAQ

What truly sets these chews apart from other flea and tick treatment types?

TevraPet Vetality Naturals Oral Flea & Tick Chews are made with natural, plant-based ingredients that provide a chemical-free alternative to traditional flea and tick treatments.

How often do I need to give the chews to my cat?

Give one chew daily for continuous protection against fleas and ticks.

Are the chews safe for kittens?

The chews are safe to use on cats older than 12 weeks. If your kitten is younger than 12 weeks, then consult a veterinarian before administering.

Do these chews have any artificial preservatives or colors?

No, these chews feature natural ingredients only and don't contain any artificial preservatives, colors, or flavors.

How do these chews help prevent fleas and ticks?

Using plant-based ingredients, this formula repels fleas and ticks.

How should I store these chews?

Store chews in a cool, dry place. Reseal the package after each use to keep freshness.

Are these chews made in the USA?

Yes, TevraPet Vetality Naturals Oral Flea & Tick Chews are formulated and manufactured in the USA from high-quality, natural ingredients.

Will these chews work on cats who have food sensitivities?

These chews are specially formulated from limited, natural ingredients. Therefore, they are perfect for cats showing the first signs of food sensitivities. However, as usual, consult your vet.

How long does it take for the chews to start working?

These chews begin to work right after intake and work best within a few days of administration.

Can I give these chews with other medications?

These chews are usually given concurrently with other medications; however, always check with your veterinarian before giving concurrent treatments.