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Flea & Tick for Cats

Cats require careful protection from fleas and ticks, which can cause severe discomfort and transmit diseases. Whether you're dealing with an active infestation, looking for preventive treatments, need gentle shampoos, or want cat-safe alternatives, you'll find it all at Zima Pets.

Explore our full selection of Flea & Tick products, or browse all of our pet products at Zima Pets.

Categories and Benefits

Choosing the right flea and tick products for your cat is essential for their well-being and your peace of mind all year long. Zima Pets stands out as a trusted pet supplier by offering:

  • Cat-specific topical treatments and spot-on solutions

  • Gentle medicated shampoos safe for feline use

  • Oral preventive medications in easy-to-administer forms

  • Natural and mild options for kittens and sensitive cats

Explore our Flea & Tick collection or browse all cat categories at Zima Pets to create the perfect care routine for your feline friend.

FAQs

Can I use dog flea products on my cat?

Never use dog flea products on cats! Many dog treatments contain permethrin, which is toxic to cats and can cause serious reactions or death. Always use products specifically labeled for cats and follow dosage instructions carefully.

How do I know if my cat has fleas?

Signs include excessive scratching or grooming, small dark specks (flea dirt) in the fur, hair loss, red bumps on skin, and restlessness. You might see fleas jumping or moving through the fur. Check around the neck and base of the tail.

How often should I apply flea treatment to my indoor cat?

Even indoor cats should receive preventive treatment, typically monthly during warm months or year-round in warmer climates. Indoor cats can get fleas from other pets, on your clothing, or through window screens.