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Asked by Debbie from Damascus, Or11/15/2016QCan you use Bio Spot Active Care Flea and Tick Spray for Cats and Kittens along with a monthly topical flea treatment or in place of it?
Can you use this product along with a monthly topical flea treatment or in place of it?ABio Spot Active Care Flea and Tick Spray for Cats and Kittens can be used in place of a monthly topical treatment. You can also alternate between the two products. It is not recommended that you use more than one product at the same time because it could cause resistance issues.
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Asked by Shelly from Albuquerque07/08/2018QDoes etofenprox in Bio Spot Active Care Flea and Tick Spray for Cats and Kittens have residual? I read etofenprox is better tolerated in cats, too.
I want something with no residual but I want an IGR too. Petcor or this? This can only be used monthly. I think Petcor allows for weekly retreating. I have two cats.AThe Etofenprox residual in the Bio Spot Active Care Flea and Tick Spray for Cats and Kittens lasts only slightly longer than the active insecticides in the Petcor Flea Spray. The IGR in the Petcor Flea Spray lasts approximately 30 days, and approximately 2.5 months for the Bio Spot. The Petc…
Read Full Answer »The Etofenprox residual in the Bio Spot Active Care Flea and Tick Spray for Cats and Kittens lasts only slightly longer than the active insecticides in the Petcor Flea Spray. The IGR in the Petcor Flea Spray lasts approximately 30 days, and approximately 2.5 months for the Bio Spot. The Petcor Flea Spray can be reapplied weekly, whereas the Bio Spot can be reapplied no sooner than 30 days from the last application. When treating cats, the Bio Spot would be a better product to use. The active ingredient is specifically for cats. The active ingredients in the Petcor, while are safe for cats, can sometimes cause reactions like foaming or excessive drooling in some cats.