Introducing Felpreva, a groundbreaking parasite treatment specially formulated for cats, prioritizing convenience and ease of use. This all-in-one solution offers extended protection against fleas and paralysis ticks (Ixodes holocyclus) in a single spot-on application.

Key Features:

• Tailored for cats' unique needs
• Effectively controls major feline parasites, including fleas, paralysis ticks (Ixodes holocyclus), and addresses issues like ear mites, roundworms, tapeworms, and lungworms
• Use the applicator matching the cat’s weight, only from 10 weeks of age and at least 1 kg. Safety in pregnant or lactating cats has not been evaluated. Consult your veterinarian about thyroid or liver dysfunction and use beyond four consecutive treatments. Do not give orally or allow cats to lick the application site. Avoid touching the site, including by children, for 24 hours and until dry. Pregnant women should wear gloves when applying. Read the full AU label before use.
• Provides 13 weeks of coverage against fleas and paralysis ticks
• It combats and prevents fleas, maintains control over paralysis ticks (Ixodes holocyclus) for 13 weeks, and addresses concerns like ear mites, roundworms, lungworm, hookworms, and tapeworms, all in a single spot-on application.

How Does It Function?
Felpreva comprises a unique blend of three active ingredients: tigolaner, emodepside, and praziquantel.
Tigolaner is an innovative component delivering prolonged defense against fleas and paralysis ticks (Ixodes holocyclus) for 13 weeks, with effectiveness against ear mites. Emodepside takes care of roundworms, lungworms, and hookworms. Praziquantel tackles tapeworms.

How Frequent Is the Treatment Required?
This product ensures lasting protection against fleas and ticks for three months. Most adult cats are generally recommended to be dewormed every three months. Each dose provides 13 weeks of flea and paralysis tick control, plus treatment of the other parasites listed on the AU label; this does not mean continuous prevention against every parasite. Follow the parasite-specific treatment schedule and veterinary advice.

Introducing Felpreva, a groundbreaking parasite treatment specially formulated for cats, prioritizing convenience and ease of use. This all-in-one solution offers extended protection against fleas and paralysis ticks (Ixodes holocyclus) in a single spot-on application.

Key Features:

• Tailored for cats' unique needs
• Effectively controls major feline parasites, including fleas, paralysis ticks (Ixodes holocyclus), and addresses issues like ear mites, roundworms, tapeworms, and lungworms
• Use the applicator matching the cat’s weight, only from 10 weeks of age and at least 1 kg. Safety in pregnant or lactating cats has not been evaluated. Consult your veterinarian about thyroid or liver dysfunction and use beyond four consecutive treatments. Do not give orally or allow cats to lick the application site. Avoid touching the site, including by children, for 24 hours and until dry. Pregnant women should wear gloves when applying. Read the full AU label before use.
• Provides 13 weeks of coverage against fleas and paralysis ticks
• It combats and prevents fleas, maintains control over paralysis ticks (Ixodes holocyclus) for 13 weeks, and addresses concerns like ear mites, roundworms, lungworm, hookworms, and tapeworms, all in a single spot-on application.

How Does It Function?
Felpreva comprises a unique blend of three active ingredients: tigolaner, emodepside, and praziquantel.
Tigolaner is an innovative component delivering prolonged defense against fleas and paralysis ticks (Ixodes holocyclus) for 13 weeks, with effectiveness against ear mites. Emodepside takes care of roundworms, lungworms, and hookworms. Praziquantel tackles tapeworms.

How Frequent Is the Treatment Required?
This product ensures lasting protection against fleas and ticks for three months. Most adult cats are generally recommended to be dewormed every three months. Each dose provides 13 weeks of flea and paralysis tick control, plus treatment of the other parasites listed on the AU label; this does not mean continuous prevention against every parasite. Follow the parasite-specific treatment schedule and veterinary advice.