Neovet For Large Cats Over 4kg – Purple

Neovet For Large Cats over 4kg is a versatile solution, meticulously designed to both treat and prevent a variety of parasitic infections in cats. This veterinary-grade topical treatment not only offers fast-acting relief but also ensures long-lasting protection against a range of common parasites.

Combatting Fleas and Flea-Related Issues

Fleas, known to be a common nuisance for cats, can lead to skin irritation, allergic reactions, and potentially serious health issues. With Neovet, you can effectively combat fleas and flea larvae, significantly reducing the risk of Flea Allergy Dermatitis. Moreover, this treatment provides rapid relief within minutes of application.

Controlling Internal Parasites

In addition to addressing fleas, Neovet specifically targets internal parasites such as roundworms, hookworms, and lungworms. These parasites pose significant health risks to cats. By incorporating Neovet into your cat’s routine, you can regularly control and prevent infestations, thereby maintaining the overall health of your feline companion.

Preventing Heartworm Infections

Heartworm infection, a severe and potentially fatal condition transmitted through mosquito bites, is a significant concern for pet owners. Neovet acts as a preventative measure against heartworms, offering peace of mind by effectively safeguarding cats against this dangerous parasite.

Application and Duration of Protection

Neovet For Large Cats over 4kg is ingeniously designed for ease of use, featuring a simple monthly spot-on application to the back of the cat’s neck. With each application, comprehensive protection is provided for up to a month, ensuring continuous defense against parasites and uninterrupted peace of mind for pet owners.

On the basis of current evidence, the Australian Heartworm Advisory Panel has recommended heartworm prevention for all domestic cats year-round throughout Australia. As per the current Australian Guidelines for Heartworm Prevention in Cats, Australian Veterinary Wholesalers advises that cats should see a veterinarian regarding heartworm testing in either of the following circumstances:

• Commencement of heartworm treatment in cats over two months of age
• Cats that have missed monthly heartworm treatments

Australian Guidelines for Heartworm Prevention in Cats: Australian Heartworm Advisory Panel (2014)

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