PROVECTA® II for Small Cats (5–9 lbs) Flea and Tick Topical Treatment, 4-Month Supply

This worked immediately. Its been over a week and definitely helped. We'll see how it works over the next few weeks.

Product works well

Been using for a year. Amazon keeps delivering me the wrong one. It’s delayed getting my smaller cat treated she’s not able to be on the same schedule as my other pets. Great product keeps the fleas away when I do receive the correct product. Just refunded again.. placed another order hopefully I get the under 9lbs.

I have 6 indoor cats & wanted to use a flea treatment as a precaution - I have been using this for a year & it seems to work well.

This year the fleas have been horrible. I’ve used Provecta for 5 years and since the prices went up this spring I tried to switch to something cheaper. after 4 months and a horrid flea infestation we went back to Provecta. Haven’t had an issue since and I won’t be making that mistake again. If you want reliable flea control without a vet prescription, this is exactly what you need.

This worked better than the name brand! By the time my cats got over being grouchy at me for putting flea medicine on them, the fleas were all dead. I’ve used Advantage for years, whenever fleas would make an appearance. It worked great at first, but lately I’ve noticed that it doesn’t really do the job like it used to. I’d have to live with several days of sickly fleas jumping off the cats and onto me (ick!) and it never quite seemed to kill them all. This stuff works like Advantage once did, only at half the price. Since the active ingredients are the same, the difference must be in the carrier liquid. This product is really thin and watery, so it penetrates right to the skin. All the others I’ve tried, both name brand and knockoff, are thicker. They make a nasty gummy mat in their fur, but I think the cats never quite get a full dose of the medicine. I’d definitely buy this again, but it looks like I might not need it for a while!

I applied Provecta to my 9 year old tortie female. Inside of two days later, she developed a severe head tremor, so much so that I thought she was having a stroke. Her movements were uncoordinated and I truly thought she would not survive whatever was happening. My vet diagnosed Oral Toxicity, and gave her fluids and a mild sedative to ease the tremoring. I have previously always used Advantage for cats and K9 Advantix for my dogs with no ill effects. Upon researching, everything I read suggested Provecta as a good generic option. My other cat and my dogs have not had adverse reactions but seem as though the Provecta maybe isn't working--both dogs are scratching and chewing themselves as though they have insect bites. I would not recommend this to anyone ever, and would discourage anyone who asked me about purchasing it.

When is the other half being delivered?