Johnson's Fipronil Spot-On for Cats

Johnson's Fipronil Spot-On is used to treat and control infestations of fleas and ticks on cats. Once applied it can produce immediate effects and persistent activity on for up to 5 weeks, while ticks will be killed within 48 hours.

Benefits

• Veterinary strength flea control
• Contains same active ingredient as the market leader
• For the treatment of fleas and ticks
• Fast acting - fleas are killed within 24 hours; ticks are
  killed within 48 hours
• Long-lasting - Effective against fleas for up to 5 weeks
• Use on cats and kittens from 8 weeks old

Ingredients

The active ingredientis Fipronil (50 mg per pipette).

Other ingredients are: Butylhydroxyanisole (E320) and Butylhydroxytoluene (E321).

Do not use Johnson's Fipronil on

• Kittens or cats weighing less than 1 kg
• Kittens less than 8 weeks old
• Sick or recovering animals
• Rabbits–the active ingredient is known to be toxic to rabbits, and may even kill them
• Animals known to have previously had a reaction to one of the ingredients
• Kittens or cats that have already been treated with another flea control product
• Kittens or cats that have been administered Johnson's Fipronil Spot On within the last 4 weeks

Directions for use

• Hold the pipette upright
• Tap the narrow part of the pipette to ensure the contents are within the main body of the pipette
• Break back the snap-off top from the pipette along the scored line
• Part the coat between the shoulder blades until the skin is visible
• Place the tip of the pipette on the skin and squeeze gently at one or two spots to empty the contents onto the skin.

It is important to make sure that the product is applied to an area where the animal cannot lick it off, and to make sure that treated animals do not lick each other following treatment. Care should be taken to avoid excessive wetting of the hair with the product since this will cause a sticky appearance of hairs at the treatment spot. However, should this occur, it will disappear within 24 hours post application. For the optimal control of fleas and ticks the treatment schedule can be based on the local epidemiological situation.

In the absence of safety studies, do not re-apply the product for a minimum of 4 weeks after treatment.