Zodiac Flea & Tick Powder for Dogs, Puppies, Cats & Kittens beige Small

My cats gets fleas as soon as they shake off the powder.

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Always works but you need to reapply daily as your animal goes back out into the grass it will get new flea passengers each trip they go out. Calms that scratch.

It arrived fine works like a flea powder should I'm not one who feels flea powder does well but it does help.

I bought it for my kitten and really like it. It is easy to use and helps control fleas and ticks. The packaging is practical, and the product lasts a long time.

I give this 3 stars only because it states it can be used on cats as well as dogs. Where the pugs are concerned, maybe 5 stars. Read on- About 12 hours after I dusted my long hair cat with this, I noticed he wasn't walking straight and almost bumped into furniture. Almost like an intoxicated, drunk human. And he seemed low key. So I filled my bathtub a few inches with warm water and risked the safety of my flesh, to deep clean his coat with shampoo. He was sweet and didn't shred me. So it's been about 36 hours since he was exposed, 24 hours since his bath. He has been lethargic, hasn't moved from my side of the bed all day (momma's boy), no appetite, some shallow fast breathing, but not panting or convulsing. He wants to be left alone, poor guy. I moved him to his food bowls tonight and he ate a couple kibbles, no wet food though. And won't drink water. He just wants to sleep in peace. Besides him, my 3 pugs were also dusted, without notable incident. I won't be using pyrethrin based flea prevention on my cat anymore, at least not OTC. I took a chance with this product, since it was labeled as cat safe. I won't say it was a known risk to me but now having scoured the Internet about cats and these active ingredients, and how to mitigate toxicity, it's just not worth the risk. This powder has a low percentage of pyrethrin which by all guidelines should be acceptable for cats, unlike products meant solely for dogs with much higher doses, which is toxic and fatal for cats as they cannot metabolize and excrete the toxins, but if you choose to, use this powder with great care if you plan to expose your cat. As for the flea problem, I'm hitting them from about every angle possible, we first saw fleas in January with this warm winter season in Northern California, and now we're in April and the battle continues. The pugs seem to be scratching less and I haven't found a live one with the flea comb on any pug in about 24 hours so we'll see. The cat is a Maine coon mix so his coat is almost impossible to comb for fleas. I've also tried advantix topical which left the fleas half dead at 5 days post treatment, hartz flea collars which claim 9 months effectiveness but really need replacement at 30 days, this flea powder and kennel dip diluted for spraying on the pugs only. I only started the last 2 products 2 days ago so I'm still reviewing the whole situation. The fleas will only get worse if we don't get the upper hand so I feel I'm walking a fine line here, to eradicate them yet not poison my pets. This is the first year we've ever dealt with this problem, and it's likely coming from the couple of homeless cats that my husband decided to feed through the winter and now they hang around our yard every morning and evening. Sigh......