Johnson's Veterinary Cat Flea Cleansing Shampoo - 200ml

This shampoo is formulated to be mild and non-irritant, making it suitable for regular use 'if necessary'. Always refer to the specific instructions on the product label for recommended frequency, especially during peak flea season or heavy infestation.

Yes, it is specifically stated to be suitable for cats and kittens over 8 weeks of age. For kittens younger than 8 weeks, please consult your veterinarian before use.

The shampoo is designed to kill and repel fleas and 'help guard your cat against further flea infestation'. While it provides protection on your pet, a comprehensive flea control strategy often includes treating your home environment and using long-term preventative treatments as advised by your vet.

The shampoo has a wonderfully pleasant lemon scent, which not only leaves your cat smelling fresh but also helps to deodorise their coat. This scent is generally well-tolerated by cats and is part of the shampoo's natural formulation.

No, the shampoo is formulated to be mild and non-irritant. It contains natural herbal extracts that promote a healthy-looking coat and are not designed to dry out the skin when used as directed.

No, this product is specifically formulated for cats. Always use products designed for the species you intend to treat. Consult your veterinarian for appropriate flea treatments for dogs.

Ensure you are applying the shampoo thoroughly, massaging it into the coat, and allowing it to remain on for the recommended duration (typically a few minutes before rinsing). Fleas often hide in hard-to-reach areas. For severe infestations, a second application or combining with environmental flea control may be necessary. Always check the product label for specific instructions.

Introduce bath time gradually. Use warm water and a calm, reassuring voice. Offer treats and praise. Start with just wetting paws, then gradually move to a full bath over several sessions. Ensure the bathing environment is quiet and free of distractions. If your cat becomes overly stressed, consult your veterinarian for advice on alternative flea treatments.

Ensure you have thoroughly rinsed all shampoo residue from your cat's coat. Leftover shampoo can cause irritation. If irritation persists or worsens, discontinue use immediately and consult your veterinarian. While the product is non-irritant, individual sensitivities can occur.