Cat Flea & Tick

Common signs include excessive scratching, biting, or licking, visible fleas or "flea dirt" (small black specks) in their fur, restless behavior, and skin irritation or redness. For ticks, you might find small, engorged bumps on their skin, especially around the head, ears, neck, and paws.

The frequency depends on the specific product and your cat's lifestyle. Most spot-on treatments are applied monthly, while collars can offer protection for several months. Always refer to the product instructions and consult your vet for the best schedule for your cat in Sri Lanka's climate.

Not all products are safe for kittens. Many treatments have age and weight restrictions. Always check the product label carefully before use and choose formulations specifically designed for kittens or consult your veterinarian to ensure you select a safe and appropriate option.

tudo.lk offers a comprehensive range, including popular spot-on treatments, protective collars, oral medications (if available for cats in your region), shampoos, and sprays. We stock trusted brands to cater to different needs and preferences for your cat's health.

Yes, even indoor cats can get fleas and ticks. These parasites can be carried into your home by other pets, on your clothes or shoes, or even through open windows. Regular prevention is still recommended for indoor cats to ensure they remain protected.

Sri Lanka's warm and humid climate provides an ideal environment for fleas and ticks to thrive year-round. Regular prevention protects your cat from discomfort, skin infections, and potentially serious illnesses like Bartonellosis or Haemobartonellosis. It also prevents infestations in your home.