This spray helps kill adult fleas and ticks for up to 7 days and helps prevent flea eggs from hatching for up to 60 days, so your cat or kitten remains pest-free. Help rid your kitty of unwanted pests with this ZODIAC Dual Action Flea & Tick Spray for Cats & Kittens. The specially designed formula puts an end to the flea life cycle using Precor® insect growth regulator, which prevents flea eggs and larvae from maturing. The spray helps kill fleas and ticks for up to 7 days and helps stop flea eggs from hatching for up to 60 days, so your furry friend can remain happy and healthy. For cats and kittens 12 weeks of age and older Helps kill adult fleas for up to 7 days Helps prevent flea eggs from hatching for up to 60 days Contains Precor insect growth regulator to help prevent flea eggs and larvae from maturing into adult fleas Read entire label before using this product Cover animal's eyes with hand With a firm, fast stroke, spray head, ears and chest until damp, but not soaked Using your fingertips, rub formula into face around mouth, nose and eyes Spray your pet's neck, middle and hind quarters, finishing with the legs For best results, spray against natural lay of hair, rub in well, wipe off excess with dry cloth and brush Active ingredients: (s)-methoprene 0.27%, pyrethrins 0.2%, piperonyl butoxide technical 0.37%, n-octyl bicycloheptene dicarboximide 0.62% Keep out of reach of children.Toxic to birds, fish and other aquatic life. Cover fish aquaria in the vicinity of treatment area.Eye irritant.Do not use on nursing animals.Consult a veterinarian before using on sick, aged or pregnant animals or animals receiving drug or other pesticide treatment.Sensitivities may occur after using any pesticide for pets. Sensitive cats may exhibit temporary and nonharmful salivation when exposed to products containing pyrethrins. In cases of known sensitivity, the use of lower treatment rates is recommended. If signs of sensitivity occur, bathe your pet with mild soap and rinse with large amounts of water. If signs continue, consult a veterinarian immediately.
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