Works amazing! My cat has never had fleas before because he's indoor only, we are dog sitting and she unfortunately brought fleas with her. I used one tube all over the back of my 20lbs cats head/neck, spreading the fur to see skin and then rubbing it in. He was treated 2 days ago and I have found no fleas or flea dirt anywhere on him! I was worried about it irritating his skin but he had no issues at all and it only looked crunchy for a day. The bad reviews either aren't applying it correctly or not cleaning their house well enough in addition to the topical treatment.

I was hesitant to purchase this flea treatment because I wasn't sure about the brand name.A few hrs after I applied the treatment nothing was noticeable with the fleas dying. (My cats were infested with fleas)I decided to give it another day, that's all it needed! no fleas to be found!! Clearly would have like to have it work right away but I was ok with it working a few days into treatment. I will definitely be buying again!!No reaction, no smell.

Treat my cats. Product works as described with no noticeable side effects. Have purchased product twice with great results. No flea problem. Lasts as described. My cats are indoor so one or treatment for two months works for us.

I performed a lot of research for a reasonably priced flea treatment.The product met that requirement, and within 24 hours of applying to our 4 catsI combed the cats the next day with a flea comb, and found no live fleas..Within about 6 hours of application I noticed 3 of the 4 cats licking and scratching their lower backside/about tail area.I susepect, the flea drops caused the flea to move to the lower backside, as the product took effrect,By the next day, I combed the cats with a flea comb, and the results have been great, and the cats are not scratching, other than 1, for which I again checked with a flea comb and found nothing, Not all scratching is caused by fleas, and the one time, I seen the 1 scratch a bit the day after application, it was her neck area, and no fleas were found when I combed the area.Overall, very satisfied! and would recommend.In teh mean time, I have been washing couch pillows, cat beds, and towels they would lay on,.As ridding fleas, is not just applying flea drops, its also cleaning the areas the cats commonly lay.Also vaccum the carpets,.....Use a multi prong approachAnd you should be good!

Day 3:If you are like most people, you have three main concerns over flea medication:1. Is it safe?2. Will it kill the fleas?3. How much is it going to cost?We have a total of 9 cats, and we imported a bad flea problem when we brought in a feral mama kitty and her 4 kittens. Before we knew they had fleas, we had an infestation for all of our cats. We placed the kittens with a no kill adoption shelter after socializing them, and kept mama since she was amicable to being domesticated.But that still left us with fleas. One of our cats with long hair had the worst flea problem. I was using a flea comb on him twice a day, and getting roughly 20 fleas off of him per combing. All cats were fighting with itching and biting at their fleas. I tried using the Hartz topical drops, and I might as well have been using water.It brought no change at all for any of the cats.I then waited one month to use this product, and it went well. None of the cats seemed irritated by the drops. A few didn’t like the liquid on their neck, but they didn’t do mouthing motions like they had with the Hartz, which indicates they could taste the Hartz while it was entering their system.Within 12 hours of their individual applications (I staggered them so I could isolate each cat while the drops dried) the amount of biting and scratching at fleas dropped greatly. I did combing of a few of them at the 24 hour marks, and the one long-hair had 2 living fleas that could barely walk, and no other fleas at all. Within 48 hours, there were no fleas found on any of the cats except the long-hair, who had 2 small fleas that were still alive, but could not stand. These were small, and probably had just hopped onto him from the carpeting.I am very happy with the results, and will follow-up with a second treatment at the 30 days mark.One bit of advice—if you have a beard or hair trimmer that is not too loud, and cannot cut skin, I would suggest trimming a quarter-sized spot on the back of your cat’s neck before applying this. (If you can convince your cat to sit for it!) Doing this will allow you to apply the medication directly to the skin/undercoat, allowing it to sink in directly without wicking up too much into the fur. When I did this, the liquid—which has the consistency of a thin oil—sat in that spot and did not run all over. Petting the cat and keeping it in an upright position for a few minutes allowed the treatment to seep and spread at the skin level, which is most effective.A good product at a good price!I will amend this if there is anything negative to report, but I do not anticipate such.Day 7:The fleas are coming back. The frist 1-2 days the numbers combed out of the cats plummeted dramatically. Then the numbers started to rise. I can understand that the flea eggs and larvae that were on the floor and everywhere else might have been rotating in, but that would not explain the dramatic decline, and then rise, in fleas combed out. Figure--if fleas were rotating in, then they should have been rotating in the first 1-2 days as well. Not a problem. But the fact remains that the numbers are going up. The only thing I can think of is that the toxicity to fleas drops off after a couple of days, and thus the ones are simply not dying off as quickly.And after only 1 week, that tells me that by the end of the second week, the fleas will be back in full force, with 2 more weeks before I can treat again.