Itch Flea and Tick Treatment For Cats Spot-On Flea, Tick & Lice Treatment

Itch Flea treatment can be used on pregnant cats but consult your vet if your cat is lactating and is in contact with kittens under 8 weeks old.

Itch Flea spot-on treatment kills adult fleas within 24 hours, halts all other flea life stages in their tracks and stops any new fleas tormenting your cat. Plus it also kills ticks and lice in 48 hours of applying.

Need help getting rid of pesky parasites?

Click here for how to get rid of a flea infestation.

Click here for how to remove a tick.

Itch Flea will kill any ticks that latch onto your pet within 48 hours - dramatically reducing the chances of ticks transmitting a nasty infection.

Itch Flea won’t prevent ticks from latching onto your pet, but it will kill any ticks that find their way onto your pet within 48 hours - Protecting your pet from developing any nasty infections.

Itch Flea kills adult fleas within 24 hours of applying and puts a halt to all other life stages. To ensure maximum protection, apply your pet's flea treatment following our Itch house rules.

Itch Flea Treatment for cats is super easy to apply - once the solution from the pipette is applied to your cat’s skin between their shoulder blades, you can put your feet up, safe in the knowledge they’ll be protected for the next 4 weeks!

To kill fleas and stop them from coming back, our spot-on formula is the best flea treatment for cats:

✓ Kills fleas already living on your cat within 24 hours
✓ Kills any new fleas that jump onto your cat, any time in the next month
✓ Prevents eggs and larvae developing
✓ Kills adult ticks attached to your cat and lice within 48 hours
✓ Protects your cat and your home

Adverse reactions are rare but if you notice any changes in your cat’s behaviour, or any skin irritation, please get in touch with your vet and also make sure to let our team know. You can call us on 020 3370 0905 Monday-Friday 8am-4pm or alternatively, drop us an email at [email protected].

No. One flea treatment per month is all your puss needs! And there’s no need for you to try and remember - we’ll deliver the flea-fighting goods exactly when you need them. Keeping up your monthly application of Itch Flea is essential for ongoing protection of your cat against fleas, ticks and lice. You may see the occasional flea on your cat after giving them their spot-on flea treatment. Don't worry though, as long as your kitty has had their treatment in the last month, that sucker won’t last long!

• Keep ‘em dry. Your cat can’t get wet for 48 hours.

• Don’t touch the treated area. Hands off.

• No licking the treated area (your cat, not you…).

• Don’t share your bed with your cat on the night your pet is treated.

• Treat all your pets in your household at the same time, ideally in the evening.

• Weigh your cat regularly and tell us about any changes so that we can adjust their dose.

Ticks are small, spider-like creatures whose bodies become larger as they feed on the blood of your cat. They will vary in size from 1mm to 1cm long. 

Ticks lurk in long grass, bushy undergrowth and wooded areas. They climb on to vegetation and hang out there, waving their legs around, until your cat brushes past. Once on board, ticks sink their jaws in and drink their host’s blood until they’re full – this usually takes around 7 days but they’ve been known to cling on for up to 3 weeks.

Find out how to remove a tick here.

Yes! Your cat could accidentally swallow a flea mid-grooming sesh and if that blighter is carrying tapeworm larvae, they’ll be in your bestie’s guts and multiplying before you know it. Treat your puss regularly with Itch Flea and Itch Wormer to keep the pesky parasites at bay.

Our killer combo of Fipronil and (S)-methoprene protects your dog from fleas, flea eggs and larvae, as well as ticks and lice. But not all flea treatments do! Scroll up to check out our ‘How Itch Flea Compares’ table to see how we stand out in a crowd.

There are no known health risks associated with applying these products to your pet during pregnancy. As a general rule, pregnant women should wear gloves to avoid direct contact with the product.

We want to do our very best for the planet we share with our furry sidekicks. One way we can make a difference (and help you make a difference, too) is by keeping sustainability top of mind when it comes to the way we package our products. If there’s a way to make our packaging even greener, you can bet we’re on a mission to sniff it out…

Itch Flea and Itch Wormer both come in a recyclable box which can be disposed of in your home recycling bin. The foil and pipette for Itch Flea and the blister for Itch Wormer aren’t currently recyclable (but we’re working on it). Itch Flea Home Spray has a polypropylene lid which can be recycled at home, as can the aerosol can (location dependent). Our treat pouches are 100% recyclable, ink included! They can be recycled at large supermarkets, or check your UK local council for kerbside recycling.

For Itch subscribers, after month 1 we’ve ditched Itch Flea’s excess packaging to save on waste paper. You’ll just receive our flea treatment in its sexy foil jacket. This change alone means we’re saving 13 tons of paper waste a year.

A monthly flea treatment, delivered for free, and personalised to your pet, so you never forget. Our vet strength treatment requires no expensive prescription, and can be applied to your pet in the comfort of your own home. Itch Head Vet, Dr Zoe Costigan and our qualified expert Vet Team are on hand to support you with any questions or concerns you might have - pick up the phone or drop us a WhatsApp message.

Absolutely! With an Itch subscription, you’re in complete control. You can move your delivery date forwards or backwards to a day that suits you best. We also make it easy for you to pause your subscription or cancel altogether, although we hope it won’t come to that!

Yes! Itch delivers to Northern Ireland and all parts of Great Britain, including the islands.