Capstar for Cats – Fast-Acting Flea Treatment

Fleas can cause intense itching, irritation, and discomfort to cats. Capstar for Cats is a practical solution for feline parents who are looking for fast flea relief. This oral formula is designed for rapid flea elimination. It begins killing adult fleas within 30 minutes of dosing, restoring your cat’s comfort quickly. Capstar oral flea tablet is ideal for situations where quick flea control is needed or before starting a long-term flea prevention program.

Capstar flea treatment is safe for cats as young as four weeks old, making it suitable for your newly adopted kitten. It is available as a small oral tablet that can be given directly or mixed with your cat’s favorite food. This ensures simple and hassle-free administration. Buy Capstar tablets for cats for uncomplicated and rapid flea control!

Recommended For:

• Kittens & cats.
• Capstar for Cats is suitable for kittens and cats from 4 weeks of age, weighing 2.0 lbs or greater.

Capstar for Cats Coverage:

• Kills adult fleas on cats.
• Kills adult fleas associated with flea allergy dermatitis (FAD).

• Fast-acting flea tablets that start killing adult fleas in about 30 minutes of administration.
• Useful when your cat needs immediate relief from an active flea problem.
• Targets adult fleas effectively.
• Can be given directly or mixed with your cat's favorite meal, allowing easy dosing.
• Suitable for kittens from four weeks of age.
• Ideal for use as an initial treatment before starting a long-term flea prevention.

Capstar fast-acting flea treatment for cats contains the active ingredient, nitenpyram. Once your cat ingests the tablet, the active ingredient in the treatment is absorbed into the bloodstream. The formula targets the nervous system of fleas. It kills them quickly, within 30 minutes of administration while remaining safe for cats when used as indicated. According to studies cited in the product label, Capstar provided more than 90% efficacy against adult fleas on cats within approximately six hours.

How to Use Capstar Flea Control Tablets on Cats?

• Administer the tablet by placing it directly in your cat's mouth or hide in your cat’s food.
• When you hide the tablet in food, watch your cat closely to ensure the complete tablet is taken. If you are not sure that your cat swallowed the complete dose, it is recommended to give another tablet.
• One tablet should be able to kill adult fleas on your cat.
• In case your cat is re-infested, you can give another tablet as often as one tablet per day.
• It is recommended to treat all the pets in the household for adequate flea control.

Capstar for Cats Dosing Guide:

Capstar for cats is not indicated for human use. You should keep the tablets away from the reach of children, pets, and uninformed people. Do not use Capstar in kittens under four weeks of age or less than two pounds of body weight. The tablets are safe for pregnant or nursing cats. It may be used together with other products, including antibiotics, corticosteroids, vaccines, shampoos, heartworm preventives, dewormers, and other flea treatments.

Storage Guide:

• Store at controlled room temperature, between 59° and 77°F (15°-25°C).

Is Capstar safe for cats?

Yes. When used as indicated, Capstar is safe for cats from 4 weeks of age and at least 2 lbs of body weight. You should talk to a vet before starting any treatment.

My cat does not take the pill. What should I do?

If your cat does not take the tablet directly, you can hide the pill in the food. When you do this, ensure your cat ingests the complete dose.

I still see fleas on my cat. Can I give a second dose of Capstar?

One dose of Capstar should be able to kill the adult fleas on your cat. However, if your cat is re-infested, you can give another pill as frequently as one tablet per day.

Is it safe to use Capstar on a pregnant cat?

According to the product label, Capstar is safe for pregnant and nursing cats when used as indicated.

Can I use Capstar with my cat's heartworm preventive?

Capstar tablets for cats may be used together with other products, such as vaccines, antibiotics, corticosteroids, deworming treatments, shampoos, heartworm preventives, and other flea treatments, as cited on the product label. Please talk to a vet before using these tablets concurrently with other treatments.

Selehold for Cats – Broad-Spectrum Protection

Fleas, heartworms and intestinal worms pose serious threats to cats. Selehold broad-spectrum treatment for Cats is an ideal solution if you are looking for a single product that addresses all these parasites. This monthly topical formula is developed to protect cats from both internal and external parasites. A single dose of Selehold spot-on safeguards cats from fleas, heartworm disease, ear mites, biting lice and intestinal worms.

Selehold for cats comes in an easy-to-apply topical solution, which works well for cats that do not tolerate oral treatments. It is suitable for kittens as young as six weeks of age, meaning your feline is protected from an early age. Just one application each month is all your cat needs to stay safe.

Recommended For:

• Kittens & cats.
• Selehold for Cats is suitable for kittens and cats from 6 weeks of age.

Selehold for cats Coverage:

• Kills adult fleas on cats.
• Kills flea larvae, prevents hatching of eggs (on cats and in its environment).
• Treats & prevents flea infestation.
• Prevents heartworm disease caused by Dirofilaria immitis.
• Treats ear mites and biting lice.
• Treats adult roundworms and hookworms.

• A broad-spectrum treatment that protects against internal and external parasites.
• Formulated as an easy-to-apply topical solution.
• Ideal for cats that do not enjoy oral treatments.
• One dose provides month-long coverage.
• A single dose protects against fleas, heartworm disease, ear mites & intestinal worms.
• Suitable for kittens from 6 weeks of age.
• Can be used in pregnant, breeding and lactating cats.
• Available in two dosage strengths to cater to cats of different sizes.

Selehold for cats contains the active ingredient selamectin. Once applied, the formula is distributed systemically. It is absorbed into the cat's bloodstream, protecting against heartworms and intestinal worms. Simultaneously, selamectin is distributed across the pet's skin and hair to protect against external parasites.

In addition to killing adult fleas, Selehold for heartworm prevention also eliminates flea eggs and larvae from the cat's environment, thus breaking the flea life cycle and preventing future flea infestations.

How to Use Selehold Topical on Cats?

• Measure your cat's weight to select the right dosage.
• Remove the pipette from the pack.
• Hold the pipette in an upright position and twist and pull the cap off.
• Turn the cap around, placing its other end on the pipette. Push and twist the cap to break the seal. Remove the cap from the pipette.
• Part the cat's hair at the base of the neck in front of the shoulder blades until the skin is visible.
• Place the tip of the pipette onto the cat's skin and squeeze it several times to empty its contents in one spot onto the skin.
• For heartworm prevention, administer within one month of the cat's first exposure to mosquitoes and monthly afterwards until one month after the last exposure to mosquitoes.
• If you miss a dose, immediately administer a dose and resume with monthly dosing.
• When replacing another heartworm preventive, administer the first dose of Selehold within a month of the last dose of the former product.
• For ear mite treatment, do not apply directly to the ear canal.

Selehold for Cats Dosing Guide:

Selehold for cats is for topical use only. Do not administer it orally. Do not use in kittens under six weeks of age. Avoid using in debilitated cats or cats suffering from concomitant disease. Do not use in cats with hypersensitivity to the active ingredient. Avoid shampooing frequently or applying Selehold to the wet coat.

Selamectin may be administered to heartworm-positive cats aged 6 weeks or older after consulting a vet. It can be used during pregnancy and lactation. Keep the treated cat away from fire and other sources of ignition for at least 30 minutes or until the application is dry. Prior to administration, all cats should be tested for existing heartworm infections. Infected cats should undergo the vet-recommended treatment to remove adult heartworms.

Wash your hands after use. The product is highly flammable; keep it away from heat, sparks, open flames or other sources of ignition. Avoid smoking, eating or drinking while handling the product. Do not come in direct contact with the treated animal until the application is dry. Individuals with known hypersensitivity to the active ingredient should consult their healthcare professional before applying it to a cat.

Storage Guide:

To protect from moisture and light, store it in the original package.This product does not require any special temperature storage conditions.

What does Selehold do for cats?

When administered as indicated, Selehold kills adult fleas and prevents flea infestations. It also prevents heartworm disease, treats ear mites and biting lice infestations and is useful as treatment of adult roundworms and hookworms.

What should I consider before using Selehold on my cat?

When using Selehold, you should ensure your cat is at least 6 weeks old. Also note, it is not recommended for debilitated cats or cats suffering from concomitant disease. You should not use it in cats with hypersensitivity to the active ingredient.

My cat runs away from liquids. Can I give Selehold orally?

Selehold is a topical treatment. You must not administer it orally.

How often should I use Selehold?

Selehold for cats is a monthly treatment and should be applied to the cat's skin once every month.

How do I replace my cat's previous heartworm protection with Selehold?

When switching heartworm preventives, you should administer the first dose of Selehold within one month of the last dose of the former heartworm preventive product.

I missed a dose of Selehold. What should I do?

If you miss a dose, apply one dose immediately after recalling and resume the monthly dosing schedule.

How long before I can play with my cat after applying Selehold?

You should let the application site completely dry before coming in contact with the treated cat.