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Broadline Spot-On Solution for Small Cats up to 5.5 lbs (1 Pack)

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Broadline Spot-On Solution

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Broadline Spot-On Solution for Cats

Broadline is a broad spectrum spot-on solution designed specifically for all breeds of cats. It is used to treat various infestations such as tapeworms, roundworms, and external parasites such as fleas, ticks, and mange. Broadline also prevents future flea infestations for at least one month and restricts environmental flea contamination as well. It is also used to cure a type of worm that infests the bladder as well as two types of cat lungworm. Moreover, it is also effective in preventing heartworm disease for 30 days. Lastly, this product is safe to use on kittens over the age of 8 weeks.

Directions

  • Remove the applicator from the package.
  • Displace the cap and pull the plunger back.
  • Now hold the applicator upright.
  • Apply directly on the skin after parting the fur.
  • Put a single spot in the middle of the neck.
  • Repeat treatment once a month or as suggested by your vet.

Key Benefits

  • Broad spectrum spot-on solution for kittens and cats
  • Treats worms, fleas, ticks, and mange in cats
  • Prevents flea infestations for a month
  • Cures two types of feline lungworm
  • Effectively prevents heartworm disease
  • Safe to use on kittens over 8 weeks of age

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Ingredients
Fipronil, Praziquantel, S-Methoprene, and Eprinomectin
Powerful

Powerful treatment- broad-spectrum protection

Houck
Top solution

easy to apply and works on multiple parasites. it is effective

Genesis
It works well on my cat

Has worked quite well on my cats. I gave it to them a couple of days ago and they seem to be feeling much better already. The fleas are gone too

Darwin