Cat Tick & Flea Repellents

Protect Your Cat with Trusted Flea & Tick Solutions

Fleas and ticks are more than just a nuisance — they can cause serious skin issues, irritation, and even transmit diseases to your cat. At The Pet Project, we offer a wide range of flea and tick control products to ensure your feline stays healthy, comfortable, and itch-free.

Explore Our Cat Flea & Tick Product Range

Spot-On Treatments

Quick-acting and long-lasting solutions applied to the skin to kill and repel fleas and ticks.

Flea & Tick Powders

Easy-to-apply powders that offer immediate relief and help eliminate parasites from your cat’s coat.

Medicated Shampoos

Dual-purpose shampoos that cleanse the fur while eliminating fleas and ticks with each wash.

Sprays

Ideal for targeted application, sprays provide fast relief and work well in combination with other treatments.

Flea & Tick Collars

Continuous protection with collars that slowly release active ingredients to repel pests.

Why Shop Flea & Tick Products from The Pet Project?

• Vet-recommended brands and formulas
  
  
• Non-toxic and safe for cats of all ages
  
  
• Long-lasting protection
  
  
• Easy-to-use applications for both home and travel
  
  
• Fast shipping and 100% genuine products
  
  

Signs Your Cat Might Have Fleas or Ticks

• Frequent scratching or biting at skin
  
  
• Small black dots (flea dirt) on fur
  
  
• Visible ticks on neck, ears, or underarms
  
  
• Restlessness or skin inflammation
  
  
• Sudden allergic reactions or fur loss
  
  

 FAQs

 How often should I use flea and tick treatment on my cat?

Frequency depends on the product — spot-ons are typically monthly, while collars can last up to 8 months. Always follow the product instructions or consult your vet.

 Are these treatments safe for kittens?

Many treatments are safe for kittens above a certain age or weight. Be sure to read labels carefully or consult a veterinarian.

 Can indoor cats get fleas or ticks?

Yes. Fleas and ticks can enter your home through clothing, other pets, or open windows, so indoor cats are also at risk.

 Do I need to treat my home as well?

Yes. Fleas can live in carpets, bedding, and furniture. Consider using home sprays or cleaning thoroughly to prevent re-infestation.

 Are natural flea treatments effective?

Natural treatments can be used as a preventive measure but may not be as effective for heavy infestations. Use them alongside vet-approved solutions for best results.