Evicto for Cats

Evicto

Simple monthly parasite protection

Evicto is a once-a-month spot-on treatment for cats that targets fleas, ear mites, lice, and internal parasites like hookworm and roundworm. It also prevents heartworm disease. It's a straightforward solution for cat owners looking to cover the basics with one easy application.

How Evicto works

Evicto contains selamectin, which is absorbed through the skin and enters the bloodstream. It kills parasites on contact and provides ongoing protection for up to 30 days. It's applied to the skin at the back of the neck and dries quickly.

What Evicto treats and prevents

Evicto is effective against adult fleas and helps control flea infestations by killing eggs and larvae. It also prevents heartworm, treats ear mites, sarcoptic mange, lice, and intestinal worms like roundworm and hookworm. It does not treat tapeworm or ticks, so those may need to be managed separately.

Safe and easy to use

Evicto is safe for cats and kittens from 6 weeks of age and can be used as part of a regular monthly parasite prevention routine. It's a good option for indoor or outdoor cats who don't need tick protection but do require broad internal and external parasite coverage.

Why choose Evicto?

Evicto offers broad protection in a single spot-on without overcomplicating things. It's a great option for owners who want a product similar to Revolution, with coverage against common parasites and heartworm in one monthly dose.

Frequently asked questions

What parasites does Evicto cover?

Evicto treats fleas, ear mites, lice, roundworm, hookworm, and prevents heartworm. It does not cover ticks or tapeworm.

How often should I use Evicto?

Evicto should be applied once a month for consistent protection.

Is Evicto safe for kittens?

Yes. It's safe to use on kittens from 6 weeks of age, as long as they meet the weight requirements.

Can I use Evicto alongside other treatments?

Yes, but always consult your vet before combining treatments to avoid doubling up on active ingredients.

Does Evicto treat existing heartworm infections?

No. It prevents heartworm but does not treat active infections. Speak to your vet if you suspect your cat is infected.