Our Purrs Advance® for Cats topical product is produced in the USA and contains imidacloprid and pyriproxyfen.

If you have a dog using Wags Advance® for Dogs, keep your cat away for at least 24 hours after applying. Wags Advance® contains permethrin is toxic to cats and may lead to other symptoms, even death.

Purrs Advance® for Cats:

• Rapidly kills adult fleas, flea eggs, and flea larvae. This includes all types of fleas.
• Kills fleas within 12 hours and continues to prevent re-infestations for up to a month.

Purrs Advance® for Cats is a topical flea prevention that kills fleas through contact. This helps reduce the incidence of flea allergy dermatitis (FAD) and other diseases that pests often carry.

Purrs Advance® does not kill or repel ticks. If you have an outdoor cat consider a flea and tick treatment like Paws Plus® for Cats.

Purrs Advance® for Cats is a topical flea preventative that kills flea eggs and flea larvae through contact. This helps reduce the incidence of flea allergy dermatitis (FAD), a hypersensitivity skin disorder that the feeding activity of fleas may induce.

Purrs Advance® does not kill or repel ticks or lice. If you have an outdoor cat, consider tick medications to avoid tick bites. Outdoor and indoor cats alike are both great at grooming and often take care of ticks on their own.

One dose of Purrs Advance® for Cats is EPA-approved safe and effective for cats weighing at least 2 pounds. Purrs Advance® comes in three weight breaks: 2 to 5 lbs, 5 to 9 lbs, and over 9 lbs.

We always recommend using the proper size product for your pet. The ingredients are in a liquid form and we want to be certain you are applying the proper amount for your pet. Incorrect dosing could lead to ineffective pest control or an overdose

Your cat should be 8 weeks and over and at least 2 lbs to use this topical treatment.

Nope! Purrs Advance® for Cats is delivered straight to your door without a prescription or trip to your veterinarian. However, we recommend checking with your veterinarian first to find out if a topical solution is right for your cat.

It should be applied once per month to kill adult fleas, eggs, and larvae and lasts 30 days. For complete flea control, we recommend using a household spray on baseboards, furniture, and other items in your home and yard.

Purrs Advance® for Cats is waterproof 24 hours after application but requires the natural oils in your cat’s fur and skin to properly distribute the active ingredients.

We recommend avoiding bathing or swimming for 24-48 hours before and after treatment. After this, a degreasing soap bath can help remove flea dirt and dead fleas from your cat.

We recommend you pick one brand and stick to that flea treatment exclusively:

• If you are using another topical brand (like Chewy Onguard Plus®, Frontline Plus®, or Bravecto®), we recommend bathing your cat in degreasing dish soap and applying our topical flea prevention 24-48 hours after.
• If you are using a flea collar (Seresto® Flea and Tick Collar), we recommend bathing your cat in Dawn dish soap and applying our topical medication 24-48 hours after.
• If you are treating with oral medications (like Capstar® or Revolution Plus®), we recommend waiting 30 days after treating your cat before applying our topical solution.
• If you use or have already used flea shampoos, but want to switch to Purrs Advance® for Cats, please contact our veterinarian team at help@petfriendlybox.com.

We currently offer topical flea and tick treatment for cats because they are the most convenient and effective way to start killing fleas, pests, and parasites. We started with a topical rather than an oral treatment because:

• Oral flea and tick treatments reside in your cat’s bloodstream. This requires insects to bite your cat to be effective. That bite can lead to other health problems for your cat like Flea Allergy Dermatitis (FAD).
• Oral flea and tick treatments typically require a prescription. Most oral treatments require a prescription from your veterinarian. Purrs Advance® for Cats is an over-the-counter topical flea treatment that gets delivered to your door just a few days after signing up.
• Oral flea and tick treatments are often more expensive. Purrs Advance® for Cats costs 20-40% less than the big brands (like Revolution Plus®). We also provide bonus treats in every box. Plus, you'll save on the time and cost of a veterinarian visit.

Pet owners know, that choosing the best flea treatments for cats depends on several factors. Some treatments have been linked to neurologic disorders. But, no matter what you choose, consult with your veterinarian about potential risks.

While typically very rare, flea and tick treatment options (topicals, chewable, prescription oral flea and tick treatment, wearable treatments like flea collars, and other flea control products) can cause mild side effects. The most common health-related symptoms include:

• Hair loss
• Skin irritation
• Gastrointestinal problems
• Lethargy

Other symptoms (like blood loss or anemia) are often related to a flea infection. In either case, contact your veterinarian right away. You can also reach our emergency medical line at (888) 738-3911 — they are available 24/7.

No! Purrs Advance® for Cats is a product for cats only. Never use Purrs Advance® on dogs, rabbits, or other animals. Canine parents: Wags Advance® for Dogs is for you!

This product does not work against heartworms, ear mites, roundworms, hookworms, or tapeworms. You will need a heartworm preventative in addition to this product. But, this product prevents and kills all stages of biting fleas.

Don’t panic! This is a temporary condition called paresthesia. Your cat may experience a tingling sensation which causes them to be irritated or scratch.

We recommend bathing your cat with a degreasing soap and notifying your veterinarian. If it doesn’t get better or worsens, contact your veterinarian or call our emergency medical line at (888) 738-3911.

You’re not alone, and we’re here to help. Our vet staff has helped thousands of humans dealing with active flea issues experience flea freedom!

If your pet had an active infestation before the application of the product, it may take a month or so to break the life cycle of fleas.

We recommend treating your home with a household spray that has IGRs. This will also help to break the lifecycle. If you have questions, please let us know at help@petfriendlybox.com.

Our Purrs Advance® for Cats topical product is produced in the USA and contains imidacloprid and pyriproxyfen.

If you have a dog using Wags Advance® for Dogs, keep your cat away for at least 24 hours after applying. Wags Advance® contains permethrin is toxic to cats and may lead to other symptoms, even death.

Purrs Advance® for Cats:

• Rapidly kills adult fleas, flea eggs, and flea larvae. This includes all types of fleas.
• Kills fleas within 12 hours and continues to prevent re-infestations for up to a month.

Purrs Advance® for Cats is a topical flea prevention that kills fleas through contact. This helps reduce the incidence of flea allergy dermatitis (FAD) and other diseases that pests often carry.

Purrs Advance® does not kill or repel ticks. If you have an outdoor cat consider a flea and tick treatment like Paws Plus® for Cats.

Purrs Advance® for Cats is a topical flea preventative that kills flea eggs and flea larvae through contact. This helps reduce the incidence of flea allergy dermatitis (FAD), a hypersensitivity skin disorder that the feeding activity of fleas may induce.

Purrs Advance® does not kill or repel ticks or lice. If you have an outdoor cat, consider tick medications to avoid tick bites. Outdoor and indoor cats alike are both great at grooming and often take care of ticks on their own.

One dose of Purrs Advance® for Cats is EPA-approved safe and effective for cats weighing at least 2 pounds. Purrs Advance® comes in three weight breaks: 2 to 5 lbs, 5 to 9 lbs, and over 9 lbs.

We always recommend using the proper size product for your pet. The ingredients are in a liquid form and we want to be certain you are applying the proper amount for your pet. Incorrect dosing could lead to ineffective pest control or an overdose

Your cat should be 8 weeks and over and at least 2 lbs to use this topical treatment.

Nope! Purrs Advance® for Cats is delivered straight to your door without a prescription or trip to your veterinarian. However, we recommend checking with your veterinarian first to find out if a topical solution is right for your cat.

It should be applied once per month to kill adult fleas, eggs, and larvae and lasts 30 days. For complete flea control, we recommend using a household spray on baseboards, furniture, and other items in your home and yard.

Purrs Advance® for Cats is waterproof 24 hours after application but requires the natural oils in your cat’s fur and skin to properly distribute the active ingredients.

We recommend avoiding bathing or swimming for 24-48 hours before and after treatment. After this, a degreasing soap bath can help remove flea dirt and dead fleas from your cat.

We recommend you pick one brand and stick to that flea treatment exclusively:

• If you are using another topical brand (like Chewy Onguard Plus®, Frontline Plus®, or Bravecto®), we recommend bathing your cat in degreasing dish soap and applying our topical flea prevention 24-48 hours after.
• If you are using a flea collar (Seresto® Flea and Tick Collar), we recommend bathing your cat in Dawn dish soap and applying our topical medication 24-48 hours after.
• If you are treating with oral medications (like Capstar® or Revolution Plus®), we recommend waiting 30 days after treating your cat before applying our topical solution.
• If you use or have already used flea shampoos, but want to switch to Purrs Advance® for Cats, please contact our veterinarian team at help@petfriendlybox.com.

We currently offer topical flea and tick treatment for cats because they are the most convenient and effective way to start killing fleas, pests, and parasites. We started with a topical rather than an oral treatment because:

• Oral flea and tick treatments reside in your cat’s bloodstream. This requires insects to bite your cat to be effective. That bite can lead to other health problems for your cat like Flea Allergy Dermatitis (FAD).
• Oral flea and tick treatments typically require a prescription. Most oral treatments require a prescription from your veterinarian. Purrs Advance® for Cats is an over-the-counter topical flea treatment that gets delivered to your door just a few days after signing up.
• Oral flea and tick treatments are often more expensive. Purrs Advance® for Cats costs 20-40% less than the big brands (like Revolution Plus®). We also provide bonus treats in every box. Plus, you'll save on the time and cost of a veterinarian visit.

Pet owners know, that choosing the best flea treatments for cats depends on several factors. Some treatments have been linked to neurologic disorders. But, no matter what you choose, consult with your veterinarian about potential risks.

While typically very rare, flea and tick treatment options (topicals, chewable, prescription oral flea and tick treatment, wearable treatments like flea collars, and other flea control products) can cause mild side effects. The most common health-related symptoms include:

• Hair loss
• Skin irritation
• Gastrointestinal problems
• Lethargy

Other symptoms (like blood loss or anemia) are often related to a flea infection. In either case, contact your veterinarian right away. You can also reach our emergency medical line at (888) 738-3911 — they are available 24/7.

No! Purrs Advance® for Cats is a product for cats only. Never use Purrs Advance® on dogs, rabbits, or other animals. Canine parents: Wags Advance® for Dogs is for you!

This product does not work against heartworms, ear mites, roundworms, hookworms, or tapeworms. You will need a heartworm preventative in addition to this product. But, this product prevents and kills all stages of biting fleas.

Don’t panic! This is a temporary condition called paresthesia. Your cat may experience a tingling sensation which causes them to be irritated or scratch.

We recommend bathing your cat with a degreasing soap and notifying your veterinarian. If it doesn’t get better or worsens, contact your veterinarian or call our emergency medical line at (888) 738-3911.

You’re not alone, and we’re here to help. Our vet staff has helped thousands of humans dealing with active flea issues experience flea freedom!

If your pet had an active infestation before the application of the product, it may take a month or so to break the life cycle of fleas.

We recommend treating your home with a household spray that has IGRs. This will also help to break the lifecycle. If you have questions, please let us know at help@petfriendlybox.com.