Neoveon Plus for Cats

Neoveon Plus

Affordable monthly flea and lice protection

Neoveon Plus is a monthly spot-on treatment for cats that targets fleas and biting lice. It provides fast relief from infestations and helps stop the flea life cycle in its tracks. It's a cost-effective option for cat owners looking for straightforward external parasite control.

What Neoveon Plus treats

Neoveon Plus kills adult fleas, controls flea larvae, and treats biting lice. It contains fipronil and (S)-methoprene, two proven ingredients that work together to kill parasites and prevent reinfestation. This treatment is designed for external parasites only and does not cover worms or heartworm.

How Neoveon Plus works

Neoveon Plus is applied directly to the skin at the back of your cat's neck. It spreads through the skin's natural oils and begins killing fleas within 12 hours. One application provides protection for up to 30 days and breaks the flea life cycle by targeting eggs and larvae as well.

Easy to use and well tolerated

The product is safe for cats and kittens from 8 weeks of age and over 1 kg in weight. It's waterproof after 24 hours, making it suitable for cats who spend time outdoors or need occasional bathing. Always follow the directions for safe and effective use.

Why choose Neoveon Plus?

Neoveon Plus offers reliable flea and lice control at a more affordable price. It's a great choice if you're already using separate products for worms or heartworm and want a focused solution for external parasites only.

Frequently asked questions

What parasites does Neoveon Plus treat?

It treats fleas in all life stages and biting lice. It does not cover ticks, worms, or heartworm.

How quickly does Neoveon Plus work?

It begins killing fleas within 12 hours of application.

Is Neoveon Plus safe for kittens?

Yes, for kittens 8 weeks and older and over 1 kg in body weight.

How often should I apply Neoveon Plus?

Apply once every 4 weeks for continuous flea and lice protection.

Can I use Neoveon Plus with other treatments?

Yes, but always check with your vet before combining parasite preventatives.