Anti-parasite package: Frontline Spot-on + Frontcontrol Wormer for cats
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Anti-parasite package: Frontline Spot-on + Frontcontrol Wormer for cats
FRONTLINE® SPOT-ON + FRONTCONTROL® WORMER
Comprehensive parasite protection for cats
Thanks to FRONTLINE® SPOT-ON pipettes, which kill ticks and fleas, and FRONTCONTROL® WORMER deworming tablets, you can protect your cat against external and internal parasites.
Key features of FRONTLINE® SPOT-ON and FRONTCONTROL® WORMER, for cats
- With FRONTLINE® SPOT-ON and FRONTCONTROL® WORMER you will ensure complete protection of your cat against external and internal parasites
- FRONTLINE® SPOT-ON pipettes protect your cat from ticks and fleas
- FRONTCONTROL® WORMER tablets are used for deworming
- Convenient administration of both products with minimal stress for the animal and owner
- Prevention saves you the worry and time spent dealing with health problems afterwards
Deworming every three months¹
Experts recommend deworming every three months(¹) as routine prevention.
Just 30 seconds every 30 days
One pipette of FRONTLINE® SPOT-ON will give your cat up to four weeks of protection against ticks.
Protection on both fronts
FRONTLINE® SPOT-ON pipettes provide protection against external parasites and FRONTCONTROL® WORMER tablets against internal parasites.
How often to give antiparasitic protection to a cat?
What is the dosage of FRONTLINE® pipettes and FRONTCONTROL® WORMER tablets?
Dosing of FRONTLINE® SPOT-ON pipettes for cats, 3 pipettes per pack:
The minimum interval between treatments is 4 weeks. FRONTLINE® SPOT-ON for cats can be used in cats aged 8 weeks and weighing more than 1 kg. For smaller and younger cats, we recommend using FRONTLINE® SPRAY to protect against ticks and fleas. FRONTLINE® SPOT-ON can be used in pregnant and lactating cats. If necessary, we recommend that the expectant mother be treated before delivery to prevent the kittens from turning pale.
Dosing of FRONTCONTROL® WORMER tablets for cats (4 kg), 2 tablets per pack:
Variants of comprehensive protection for cats
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FRONTLINE® SPOT-ON for cats + FRONTCONTROL WORMER® (4 KG) for catsHow can my cat become infected with internal parasites?
There are three common ways your cat can become infected with internal parasites:
- Swallowing infected fleas while self-cleaning the coat.
- Ingestion of infected meat or carcasses of infected dead animals (mice, etc. ).
- Transmission from mother to offspring through milk during lactation.
How do I know if I should treat my cat for internal parasites?
You should not delay treatment unnecessarily and wait until the first signs of infection appear. A serious infestation (parasite infestation) can often break out before the first symptoms appear. The most common symptoms include weight loss, digestive problems (bloated abdomen, diarrhea, vomiting). Worm eggs are very small, but worm bodies or worm cells may be visible in your pet's droppings (worm bodies are spaghetti-shaped and worm parts may resemble grains of rice in the droppings). In cats, vomiting of adult roundworms is often visible as a concomitant phenomenon.
Can I as an owner get parasites from my cat?
Yes. Owners can become infected through transmission from the infective eggs of certain worms Therefore, it is important to deworm your cat regularly, even if you do not observe any visible signs of infection in your pet. Regular deworming of cats reduces the likelihood of transmission to the owner and helps protect the whole family.
When can my cat become infected with internal parasites?
Infection can occur throughout the year. The worm eggs are able to survive for several months and rarely years and can thus potentially infect your pet anywhere. Fleas, which can carry tapeworms, occur year-round.
How often should I deworm my cat?
As part of your adult cat's regular deworming routine, use FRONTCONTROL® WORMER every 3 months(¹). It is important that you do not delay deworming and wait until you see the first signs of infection in your pet. Regular deworming of pets is an inherent duty of a good owner who protects not only his pet, but also himself and other members of the household. How often you should deworm depends on a number of different factors. Experts recommend deworming most cats at least every 3 months(¹). In certain cases, it may be advisable to deworm more frequently. These cases can be multi-risk situations, e.g. if your pet lives in a household with young children or immunocompromised people, or if your pet is exposed to more frequent situations with a higher risk of infection. In more complicated cases and in cases of suspected severe roundworm infestation, we recommend contacting your veterinarian who will recommend an adequate frequency for deworming your pet.
What parasites does FRONTCONTROL® WORMER work against?
FRONTCONTROL® WORMER kills mostly internal parasites. In cats, these are roundworms and tapeworms
Can I bathe my cat immediately after applying FRONTLINE® pipettes?
It is recommended not to bathe the cat for at least 48 hours after the treatment to avoid washing away the active substances of the product.
Is it possible to use FRONTLINE® for dogs on a cat?
No. FRONTLINE® preparations for dogs have a different composition than FRONTLINE® for cats (they differ in the ratio of active ingredients). For this reason, it is necessary to use the appropriate type of product.
How big is FRONTLINE® SPOT-ON for?
FRONTLINE® SPOT-ON for cats can be used in cats older than 8 weeks and weighing more than 1 kg. For smaller and younger cats, we recommend using FRONTLINE® Spray to protect against ticks and fleas.
Can FRONTLINE® be used in pregnant cats?
Yes, FRONTLINE® SPOT-ON can be used in pregnant and lactating cats. If necessary, we recommend that the expectant mother be treated before delivery to prevent the kittens from turning pale.
Can I use FRONTLINE® SPOT-ON multiple times in one month?
The minimum interval between treatments is 4 weeks.
Dosage and method of use
FRONTCONTROL® WORMER: Dose according to the dosing table above every 3 months(¹) as routine prevention. For cats from 1 kg live weight.
FRONTLINE® SPOT-ON: The minimum interval between treatments is 4 weeks. FRONTLINE® SPOT-ON for cats can be used in cats over 8 weeks of age and weighing more than 1 kg. For smaller and younger cats, we recommend using FRONTLINE ® SPRAY to protect against ticks and fleas. FRONTLINE® SPOT-ON can be used in pregnant and lactating cats. If necessary, we recommend that the expectant mother be treated before delivery to prevent fading of the kittens
Ingredients
FRONTCONTROL® WORMER: One coated tablet contains: pyrantel embonate 230 mg (equivalent to 80 mg of pyrantel), praziquantel 20 mg.
FRONTLINE® SPOT-ON:
FRONTLINE® SPOT-ON products contain the active substances fipronil and (S)-methoprene. Fipronil kills adult fleas and (S)-methoprene their developmental stages (eggs, larvae).
Notice
(¹) ESCAAP (2021). Guideline 01 Worm control in dogs and cats. 6th ed.
FRONTCONTROL® WORMER tablets for cats is a veterinary medicinal product. Read the package insert before use. FRONTCONTROL WORMER® tablets for cats for the treatment of infections caused by roundworms and tapeworms.CZ-PET-0095-2025.
FRONTLINE® SPOT-ON is a veterinary medicinal product in the form of pipettes (solution for application to the skin). Read the package insert before use.
EN-PET-0013-2026
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| Code: | CHPan037bun |
| Warranty: | 24 months |
| Manufacturer information |
Boehringer Ingelheim, spol. s r.o., Purkyňova 2121/3, Praha 1, 110 01, [email protected], www.boehringer-ingelheim.com |