PetArmor: You Are Your Pet’s Armor
PetArmor for Cats is effective when used as directed.
What dog flea medicine can you use on cats?
Cat Safe Flea and Tick Medications
While dog-specific topical medications pose a significant risk to cats, there are several made for cats that are very safe. Frontline, which has a main active ingredient called fipronil, is available over the counter and is safe for cats when the cat-specific product is purchased.
Can cats be poisoned by flea treatment?
Flea and tick medicine poisoning can be fatal if it is not treated by a veterinarian. Flea and tick medicine poisoning occurs when your cat has a negative reaction to the medication. The chemicals from the medication disrupt the nervous system and can lead to serious health problems.
What are side effects of PetArmor?
Side Effects
Monitor your dog after application. Infrequent side effects may include signs of skin irritation such as redness, scratching, or other signs of discomfort. Gastrointestinal signs such as vomiting and/or diarrhea have been reported.
How fast does PetArmor plus for cats work?
How long will it take for the product to begin to work? A. The product should begin to kill fleas within about 24 hours. It may take closer to 48 hours to begin to kill ticks.
What is the safest flea treatment for cats?
Comfortis is a prescription monthly chewable option that’s safe for cats 14 weeks of age and older and 4.1 pounds and up. It contains the active ingredient spinosad, which kills adult fleas, and should only be given every 30 days.
Does PetArmor plus for cats expire?
This product does not expire. All PetArmor products should be stored at room temperature in their original packaging and are good to use as long as the pipettes remain sealed.
Is there a difference between dog and cat fleas?
Technically, cat and dog fleas are different species but each can infect the other. The only way you can tell the difference between the two is under a microscope. Despite it’s name, the most common flea found on dogs and cats in North America is the cat flea, also known as Ctenocephalides felis.
Why can’t you use dog flea treatment on cats?
Canine flea and tick medications are so dangerous to cats because cats don’t have the metabolic pathways that allow their bodies to quickly filter out these specific chemicals.
What is the difference between dog and cat flea treatment?
The difference between flea control products for dogs and cats is a chemical called permethrin. According to the Pet Poison Helpline, this chemical is very safe for dogs and is common in flea sprays and drops. Cats, though, are especially sensitive to it and many of its variants.
Can I bathe my dog after using PetArmor?
After application of PetArmor Plus, when can I bathe my pet? A. After applying our product, please wait until the application area is dry (typically about 24 hours) before bathing your dog or cat. We recommend using a non-stripping shampoo to not disrupt the formula that is working through your dog’s oil glands.
How often do you give PetArmor 7 way Dewormer?
Response from PetArmor:
How frequently do I give this to my dog? One dose is the recommended monthly treatment. If you need to retreat your dog, we recommend consulting with your veterinarian and have them perform a fecal test to rule out any other issues or parasites.
How long does pet armor plus take to work?
How long will it take for PetArmor Plus for Dogs to begin to work? The product starts killing fleas and ticks within 24 hours and may take as long as 48 hours.
What are the side effects of PetArmor plus for dogs?
Side Effects: Monitor your dog after application. Some dogs may experience temporary startle effects when any product is applied. Dogs may experience some temporary irritation at the site of product application such as redness, scratching or other signs of discomfort.
Does PetArmor plus cause seizures?
The EPA terms that as “very small” compared to the volume of PetArmor Plus sold annually. We asked the makers of PetArmor Plus to respond to Brewster’s claim, but we have not received a response. Brewster said, at the very least, the package should warn users there is a risk of seizure. “This isn’t right.
How do you treat a poisoned cat?
Treatment of Poisoning in Cats
- An administration of ethanol (in cases of antifreeze poisoning)
- Fluid therapy (to help to flush the toxin from the body)
- Muscle relaxants (for tremors)
- Anti-seizure medication.
- Induce vomiting.
What happens if cats lick flea treatment?
For pyrethrin-based medications, excessive salivation and muscle tremors are common symptoms. For organophosphates, which are more dangerous, danger signs include diarrhea, vomiting, breathing problems, muscle tremors, weakness, and drooling. If you notice these symptoms, call your vet immediately.
Why does my dog act weird after flea treatment?
Your dog may be having symptoms of Canine Cognitive Dysfunction, a.k.a dog dementia. After receiving flea medication, in addition to acting weird, your dog may have: These symptoms will appear usually a few hours after the flea medicine has been administered. The stomach problems could be a result of anything.