Boehringer Ingelheim Frontline Plus Tick & Flea Spot On for Cats Above 8 Weeks

Product Description

Boehringer Ingelheim Frontline Plus Spot On for Cats - Monthly Flea and Tick Protection Made for Cats

Cats and flea treatments have a complicated history. Most topical parasite products are formulated for dogs - and some of them are outright dangerous for cats. The Boehringer Ingelheim Frontline Plus Spot On for Cats is different. It's a cat-specific formulation, carefully dosed for feline biology, that provides 30 days of protection against fleas, ticks, and chewing lice from a single half-millilitre pipette applied once a month.

One of the most widely used and vet-trusted flea and tick treatments in the world, Frontline Plus for cats has been used safely across millions of cats globally - including kittens from 8 weeks of age and above weighing at least 1 kg.

Manufactured by Boehringer Ingelheim Animal Health France SCS and marketed in India by Boehringer Ingelheim India Pvt. Ltd.

Each 0.5 ml pipette contains: Fipronil (9.8% w/v) and (S)-Methoprene (8.8% w/v).

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Give Your Cat the Flea-Free Life They Deserve - Starting This Month

Cats are fastidious, private, and often very good at hiding discomfort - which means a flea problem can go unnoticed longer than you'd expect. The Boehringer Ingelheim Frontline Plus Spot On for Cats is one of the most trusted, vet-recommended ways to stay consistently ahead of it: one 0.5 ml pipette, once a month, from 8 weeks of age onward.

Simple to apply. Proven formula. Thirty days of protection that holds up through rain, grooming, and everything in between. Shop the Frontline Plus Spot On for Cats on Supertails and get it delivered to your door.

FAQs

Is Frontline Plus safe for kittens?

Yes - Frontline Plus for cats is safe for kittens from 8 weeks of age, provided they weigh at least 1 kg. Do not use on kittens younger than 8 weeks or weighing less than 1 kg - their systems are not yet ready for this treatment. For kittens close to the weight threshold, weigh them carefully before applying and confirm with your vet if you're unsure.

Can I use the dog version of Frontline Plus on my cat if I've run out of the cat version?

Absolutely not. Never use a dog-formulated Frontline Plus pipette on a cat - not even the smallest dog variant. The active ingredient concentration in dog formulations is significantly higher than in the cat-specific pipette, and applying a dog formulation to a cat can cause serious toxicity. Always use the pipette specifically labelled and formulated for cats.

My cat licked the application site and is drooling. Should I be worried?

Brief drooling after a cat licks a freshly applied spot-on is very common and is caused by the bitter taste of the solvent in the formula - not the active

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. It looks alarming but is not dangerous and passes quickly. Going forward, apply the product at the base of the neck between the shoulder blades where your cat cannot reach, and keep them occupied for 15-20 minutes after application to prevent licking while it dries. If symptoms beyond brief drooling occur, contact your vet.

How often do I need to apply Frontline Plus to my cat?

Once every 30 days. Apply consistently on or around the same date each month for continuous, uninterrupted protection. The protection does begin to wane after 30 days, so gaps create a window for flea and tick populations to reestablish. Setting a recurring monthly reminder on your phone the moment you finish each application is the most reliable way to stay consistent.

My cat is an indoor-only cat. Does she still need flea treatment?

Yes - indoor cats are not immune to fleas. Flea eggs and larvae can be carried into the home on shoes, clothing, or bags. If you have a dog who goes outdoors, fleas can hitch a ride inside that way too. Even a single flea that makes it into your home can establish a population in carpets and furniture within weeks. Regular monthly treatment is recommended even for fully indoor cats - it's far easier than dealing with an established infestation.

Can I use Frontline Plus on my pregnant or nursing cat?

Yes - Frontline Plus for cats is safe for use in pregnant and lactating queens. It is one of the few flea and tick treatments with established safety data for use during pregnancy. That said, it's always good practice to inform your vet about any product you're using during pregnancy so they have a complete picture of your cat's management.

What should I do if my cat has an active flea infestation and I'm starting Frontline Plus for the first time?

Apply the Frontline Plus pipette as directed - this will begin killing adult fleas within 24 hours. However, for an established infestation, also treat the home environment: vacuum thoroughly (and immediately dispose of the vacuum bag), wash all bedding on a hot cycle, and consider a household flea spray for carpets and furniture. The fleas you see on your cat are only about 5% of the total flea population - the rest are eggs, larvae, and pupae in the environment. Consistent monthly treatment over 2-3 months will clear the cycle completely.

Is the application site going to look strange after I apply the pipette?

Yes - for up to 24 hours, the fur at the application site may look wet, greasy, or slightly clumped. This is completely normal. The product is a liquid that absorbs through the skin oils, and this appearance is a sign it's been applied correctly to the skin rather than sitting on top of the fur. It resolves on its own within 24 hours without any intervention - do not wash it off or try to dry it.