Make sure your pets are always protected from fleas. Our starter kit has everything cat owners need to keep their pets safe and comfortable. Plus, free treats because they deserve it.
What you'll get
To kill and prevent fleas, pet parents need many tools in their toolbox. We’ve included everything you need to keep your pets safe and protected all year round.
Every starter kit includes:
A flea comb
Degreasing soap
3 months of flea and tick treatment
Household spray
Treats
Tips for use
Treating your pack for fleas is only one step in the flea and tick prevention process. Use every tool in your toolbox for ultimate flea control.
Flea comb: Flea combs are a great tool to use when removing fleas from your pet’s coat and parting their fur to apply topical treatment to their skin. When removing fleas, dip the flea comb in warm, soapy water in between strokes. This will remove the fleas from the comb to keep your cat from getting reinfested.
Degreasing soap: This type of soap is the best way to suffocate adult fleas and remove flea dirt from your pet’s coat. We recommend waiting at least 24-48 hours before AND after applying flea treatment to bathe your pet. This will work better than a mild pet shampoo, but should not be used as a long-term solution. You can also use it to remove other topical flea and tick products like collars and squeeze-ons before applying ours.
Topical treatments: Topical flea and tick treatment is the best for killing and preventing fleas. We recommend consulting your veterinarian before using this product to make sure it's the right fit for your cat. Be sure to apply your cat's flea treatment at the same time every 30 days. Also, make sure every cat (and dog) is protected to avoid re-infestation. Always follow the instructions on the box and keep dogs and cats separate after treatment (permethrin is toxic to cats).
Household spray: Our flea spray for the home helps keep fleas, ticks, ants, and cockroaches out of your home. It stops the flea life cycle so flea eggs and larvae don't become a bigger problem for your pets. Spray every 14 days in your home on baseboards, carpets, underneath furniture, and your pet’s belongings. It covers up to 2,000 square feet and prevents bugs in the home for up to 7 months.
Treats: Every cat deserves a treat, especially after dealing with fleas. Use our crunchy Bug Bites treats to help you apply topical treatment, practice tricks, or simply reward your favorite feline.
Prevent fleas and ticks
Formulated by vets, made for pets
“PetFriendly’s flea and tick prevention starter kit has everything you need to protect your pets during flea season."
Doctor of Veterinary Medicine
Dr. Olaf Hansen
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Your one-stop-shop to prevent fleas & ticks
Our flea and tick prevention starter kit gives you the power to protect your pets. This kit is perfect to:
Prepare for flea and tick season
Keep on hand for flea emergencies
Get a kickstart on preventing fleas
Deal with flea-related accidents
Frequently Asked Questions
About Flea & Tick Prevention
Dealing with a flea infestation can be stressful and frustrating. Didn't find what you were looking for? We've got answers to all your flea prevention questions.
Does it help kill adult fleas?
Yes! Degreasing soap and topical treatments help kill both fleas and ticks and prevent them from coming back. Household spray can also help eradicate fleas in your home.
What are the benefits?
Not every flea prevention kit is made equally. Our kit has everything you need to treat your pet and home and keep them from coming back.
Topical flea treatments:
Kill existing fleas, ticks, and lice
Prevent them from biting your dogs for up to 30 days
Degreasing soap:
Removes topicals in case of an adverse reaction
Removes other topicals when starting a new product
Removes dead fleas, eggs, and flea dirt
Flea comb:
Removes dead fleas
Parts fur to apply treatment
Helps to perform tick checks (hiking, walking, etc.)
Household spray:
Kills fleas (adult fleas, flea larvae, and flea eggs), ticks, cockroaches, and ants
Stops flea development
Prevents bugs in the home for up to 7 months
Treats:
Assist in applying topical treatment
Help you perform tick checks
Provide extra love and enrichment
What do you do if you still have fleas?
It can take up to 90 days to eliminate fleas. Follow these recommendations if you are having trouble getting rid of your flea problem:
Protect every pet with monthly flea medications (even if they live indoors)
Vacuum carpets, floors, and underneath furniture regularly
Wash your pet’s bedding, blankets, and toys often
Have your home and yard treated with pet-friendly insecticide
Consult with your veterinarian if your pet gets reinfected
How do I continue preventing fleas?
Year-round prevention is key to keep fleas, ticks, and lice from reinfesting your pets and home. Consider a subscription such as PetFriendly to get your pet's flea and tick prevention delivered to your door at the same time every month.
Also, make sure every cat and dog is treated in your home. If your pack interacts with unprotected animals (tame or wild), they can risk getting reinfected.
What diseases can an animal get from fleas or tick bites?
Aside from skin irritation from fleas biting your pet — fleas and ticks carry many diseases that can negatively impact their health. But, most diseases are preventable with monthly flea and tick protection.
Lyme disease
Lyme disease is a very common tick-borne disease carried by blacklegged ticks.
Flea allergy dermatitis
While it isn't something a flea carries, dogs and cats can get flea allergy dermatitis — a common skin infection that happens when animals are allergic to fleas and their saliva.
Rocky Mountain spotted fever
Rocky Mountain spotted fever (RMSF) is a tick-borne illness. An infectious bacteria called Rickettsia rickettsii, which causes RMSF, transmits through both nymph and adult American dog and brown dog ticks.
What types of flea and tick prevention products are out there?
Many products on the market help kill and prevent fleas. The most common flea and tick products are:
Flea collars
Flea sprays
Spot-on treatments
Oral medications
Injections
Consult with your veterinarian to determine the best fit for the health of your pack.
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