Cheristin Flea Spot Treatment for Cats, over 1.8 lbs

Get rid of those pesky fleas with the Cheristin Flea Treatment Topical For Cats. The perfect solution for itchy kitties, this topical treatment is specially formulated just for felines. Cheristin works to get rid of fleas in the blink of an eye and comes with a ready-to-use applicator, so it is easy to apply. This treatment continues to work for a full month after application, which means no more meowing or scratching thanks to the safe and effective formula.

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Active Ingredients: Spinetoram 11.2%

Other Ingredients: 88.8%

• Remove one applicator tube from the blister package.
• Hold the applicator tube in an upright position.
• Press cap down until it clicks (indicating that the tube has been punctured). (See Figure 1.) Hold upright and remove cap. Check to be sure there is an opening at the tip of the tube.
• Part the hair on the neck at the base of the head until the skin is visible. Place the tip of the tube directly above the skin and squeeze the tube 2-4 times to expel the contents of the tube directly on the skin. For best results, apply at the base of the head, not between shoulder blades. Avoid getting the product in your pet’s eyes or mouth. Treatment at the base of the head will minimize the opportunity for the cat to directly lick the product. Do not allow your cat to ingest this product. (There may be a small residual remaining in the tube after a full dose is expelled).
• Discard the empty applicator tube in the trash.

Do not allow your cat to ingest this product. For cats weighing over 20lbs, using more than 1 single dose is not advised. As with any product, consult your veterinarian before using this product on debilitated, aged, pregnant or nursing animals or animals known to be sensitive to pesticides. Monitor your cat after application. Side effects may include signs of application site reactions such as application site hair loss, hair change (greasy, clumping or matting) or redness, inflammation and itching. Other side effects such as inactivity, vomiting and inappetance have also been reported. If these or any other side effects occur, consult your veterinarian, your cat’s healthcare expert.

Where is this product sourced from?

We source all our products from manufacturer approved distributors or directly from the manufacturers. Chewy takes pride in ensuring that our furry friends’ wellbeing is always our top priority. We have worked hard to partner with all of the manufactures to deliver 100% authentic products

What is Cheristin?

Cheristin for cats (spinetoram) is a topical flea protection that is specifically designed for cats. While monthly application is recommended, it starts killing fleas in just 30 minutes and protects your cat for up to 6 weeks.

How long does it take for Cheristin to work?

Cheristin starts killing fleas in just 30 minutes to provide quick relief for your cat. In a controlled study, it killed 98-100% of fleas within 12 hours.

How long does Cheristin last?
While monthly application is recommended, a single dose of Cheristin kills adult fleas for up to 6 weeks.

What type of parasites does Cheristin kill?

Cheristin kills fleas. Its active ingredient, spinetoram, starts killing fleas in just 30 minutes and remains effective for up to 6 weeks to keep your cat protected from fleas, although monthly application is recommended.

Do I need a prescription for Cheristin?

No. Cheristin is available online and at retail outlets without a prescription.

How do I apply Cheristin to my cat?

Cheristin is a quick-drying, topical solution that isn’t greasy or messy. It has a rounded applicator that makes it easy to apply and comfortable for your cat. Cheristin is only for cats and kittens eight weeks of age or older and weighing 1.8 pounds or more. Always read, understand and follow the label and use directions.

HOW TO APPLY:

1. Remove one applicator tube from its packaging.
2. Hold the applicator tube in an upright position.
3. Press the cap down and listen for a “click” that indicates the tube has been punctured.
4. Hold upright and remove the cap. Check to be sure there is an opening at the tip of the tube.
5. Part the hair on your cat’s neck at the base of the head until skin is visible. Place the open tip of the tube directly above the skin and squeeze the tube 2-4 times to expel the contents directly on the skin.

6. Discard the empty applicator tube in the trash.

   We recommend applying Cheristin monthly. For best results, apply at the base of the head—not between the shoulder blades—to minimize the chances of your cat licking the product. Avoid getting the product in your cat’s eyes or mouth.

   Can Cheristin be administered to large and small cats?

Cheristin is a low-volume, one-size-fits-all solution for cats and kittens 8 weeks of age or older and 1.8 pounds or greater, which makes it ideal for families with multiple cats.

Does seeing fleas on my cat mean that Cheristin isn’t working?

Not at all. Cheristin kills adult fleas in 30 minutes after contact. If you see fleas on your cat, they are most likely new adult fleas that will die very quickly.

If there are any fleas in your cat’s environment, it can take weeks or even months for flea larvae to emerge and grow into adults. Cheristin kills adult fleas before they can lay eggs, breaking the flea lifecycle.

All cats in the household should be treated with an approved flea protection product to minimize the likelihood of flea reinfestation. It may also be necessary to apply an approved flea treatment product to your carpet and furniture in an attempt to remove the presence of fleas in your cat’s environment. Low-volume dosage is one-size-fits-all for cats or kittens 8 weeks of age and older that weigh 1.8 pounds or greater. Maintain consistent monthly application of Cheristin to provide continual flea protection for your cat and prevent future infestations.

Will one tube of Cheristin be enough if my cat is over 20 pounds?

Yes. Effectiveness studies have demonstrated that a single tube of Cheristin topical solution is appropriate for, and welltolerated by, cats and kittens 8 weeks of age and older that weigh 1.8 pounds or greater.

Can I split one tube or application of Cheristin between two cats?

No. Giving a partial dose should not be done and is inconsistent with product labeling. Cheristin is one-size-fits-all solution that’s ideal for families with multiple cats. Since its low-volume dose is gentle enough for all cats and kittens 8 weeks of age and older that weigh 1.8 pounds or greater, you’ll want to be sure to apply an entire single dose to each of your cats.

Why can’t Cheristin be used on both dogs and cats?

Cheristin is not approved for use in dogs. Dogs and cats respond to medications differently. Cheristin is specifically designed for cats with an ingredient not found in other flea solutions. Cheristin has been rigorously tested and approved by the EPA for use specifically on cats. I have multiple cats that lick each other.

Is it a problem if they groom each other after treatment?

In multiple cat households, do not allow the cats to groom each other until the product has dried.

Can I combine Cheristin with any other flea and tick products?

There are no known interactions between Cheristin and any EPA-registered or FDA-approved flea control (treatment) product for cats at labeled dosages. Please consult with your veterinarian if you have questions about medications that you are using on your cat. Is Cheristin safe to use with other medications? While there are no known medication interactions with Cheristin, it’s important to discuss all of your cat’s current medications with your veterinarian.

How many applications of Cheristin are in each box?

Cheristin is available in 1-, 3- and 6-dose packages. What are the potential side effects of Cheristin? Side effects may include application site reactions such as hair loss, hair change (greasy, clumping or matting) or redness, inflammation and itching. Other side effects such as inactivity, vomiting and loss of appetite have also been reported. View product label for complete safety information and always talk with your veterinarian.