Fipronil is the primary ingredient in Frontline and Frontline Plus. There should be no side effects with this preventative and if your cat exhibits a reaction, get him to the vet immediately.
See this site for possible side effects http://www.apnm.org/publications/resources/fleachemfin.pdf
Fipronil is the medicinal ingredient in regular Frontline. For Frontline Plus, it's a combination of Fipronil and S-methoprene. For Frontline Plus, there is 9.8% of Fipronil and 11.8% of S-methoprene. The remaining 78.4% of ingredients in the Plus formula are inert. This information was obtained through various sources on the Internet. ,,,=^.,.^=,,, KatlovrNo1
Synulox is given to fight bacteria in cats. However, there can be side effects if the medication interact with other medications. Your pet might experience diarrhea in some cases.
I gave my dog Rubie the Frontline for the first time and by the same evening and the following day she had extremely bad diarrha. I will never use this again. Check the package, if the main ingredient is Fipronil I wouldn't use it. If so, do a quick google search on Fipronil side effects. Nasty stuff.
Metacam has killed cats in the past, but most medications do have some side effects. This medication is not considered safe for cats.
No, it doesn't cause cancer if it is applied in a calculated format. Excessive can cause some skin disease. as Fipronil is the main ingredients of Frontline plus and Aspis Forte, which are the best flea and tic control for dogs and cats, as well as a best generic frontline plus is Aspis Forte.
Frontline for cats and dogs are chemically very similar. Frontline Plus for cats contains 100g/L fipronil and 120g/L methoprene. For dogs Frontline Plus contains 100g/L fipronil and 90g/L methoprene. As such, using the dog version on a cat would result in a higher dose of fipronil and lower dose of methoprene. Fipronil is an insecticide which disrupts insects central nervous systems, and is the portion which kills adult insects. Methoprene is an insecticide which disrupts the reproductive process, preventing larvae from growing into adults. The reason for the variation between the formulas is not clear, and there is not sufficient unbiased and non-anecdotal data to say what effects such slight mis-dosing can cause to the pets.
Ivermectin is given for dogs and cats to treat different types of parasites. The pets may experience minimal side effects such as agitation, crying and lack of appetite.
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Had my Persian groomed on Tuesday. He was sedated. after nearly 24 hours, he is wild. Will this go away?
Dosage of Frontline for cats is not determined by weight, but by age. It is proven safe for cats 8 weeks of age and up.
well some cats shed, so they could leave hair everywhere, and if you dont brush them, their fur will get tangled, and they might scratch your furniture, or someone in the house could be allergic to cats.