Dr. Heather Brausa, a staff doctor at the Animal Medical Center in New York City, says the Seresto collar repels fleas instead of killing them like topical treatments.
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The collar lasts too. Dr. Brausa states "it's effective for eight months against fleas and ticks". Owners must put the collar near to the skin for optimal efficiency.
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Most cats' owners find topical therapies easier to administer than oral drugs, Dr. Brausa says. "Brovecto is a good preventative," explains Dr. Brausa. Every three months, this topical flea and tick medication is given.
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Credit: Revolution This topical is suitable for cats of all ages and sizes. "We use revolution on teeny tiny animals, so I recommend it most often in kittens," Dr. Brausa explains.
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"Frontline Plus is another good one," says Dr. Brausa. For 30 days, the topical preventative removes fleas, ticks, and lice on your cat.
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Dr. Brausa suggests Comfortis for owners trying oral preventatives. Oral preventatives aren't easy to give cats, but occasionally they work or your cat is more receptive to them, adds Dr. Brausa.
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Dr. Alejandro Caos, veterinarian at The Vets, says every cat is different, so what works for one may not work for another.
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