Stronghold Plus for Cats

Stronghold Plus for Cats – Topical Flea and Tick Protection

Stronghold Plus for Cats is a broad spectrum parasitic treatment from the house of Zoetis. It is a new, improved endectocide that kills fast before they lay eggs. The dual-mode of action provides efficacy against gastrointestinal worms, heartworms, ear mites, and lice. It breaks the flea life cycle, controls flea allergy dermatitis and eliminates ticks. One dose works for a full month against all the parasites and monthly treatment offers year-round protection.

Stronghold Plus is recommended to use for cats and kittens above 8 weeks of age.

Stronghold Plus uses the combined effect of selamectin and Sarolaner. The overall action increases the duration of protection against fleas and ticks. With its GABA effect, it destroys parasites and prevents further infection. Selamectin shows efficiency against nematodes including roundworms and hookworms as well as against biting lice infestations. And the other ingredient Sarolaner is effective against fleas and ticks. Stronghold Plus provides long-lasting protection against various parasites. The topical treatment is quite convenient to use.

• Kills fleas within 24 hours
• Controls flea infestations
• Helps in the treatment of flea allergy dermatitis
• Destroys ticks for one month
• Protects against heartworm infection
• Treats intestinal worms including roundworms and hookworms
• Prevents ear mites and lice
• Highly affordable broad-spectrum treatment

• Part the hair at the base of the cat’s neck for the skin to be visible.
• Break open the seal and place the tip of the pipette at the spot.
• Squeeze empty the entire solution at the visible spot.
• Ensure that your cat does not lick the treated area.

• Store it in a cool and dry place.
• Keep out reach of children and pets.
• For veterinary use only.
• Do not use in dogs.
• Store away from open flames and heat.
• Do not treat when the coat is wet.
• Avoid contact with the treated area until dry.

Warning

Use with caution in animals with a medical history of muscle tremors, ataxia (lack of voluntary coordination of muscle movements), and seizures.

Selamectin and Sarolaner