Evaluation of flea control strategies using fipronil on cats in a controlled simulated home environment

Three groups of six cats were kept in similar carpeted pens in which a self-replicating population of Ctenocephalides felis had been established. One group was left untreated, but the other groups were treated every 28th day with 0.5 ml of a 10 per cent fipronil spot-on formulation, and the cats in...

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Published in:Veterinary record 1998-04, Vol.142 (14), p.356-357
Main Authors: Hutchinson, M. J., Jacobs, D. E., Fox, M. T., Jeannin, Ph, Postal, J.-M.
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Cat Diseases - prevention & control
Cats
Housing, Animal
Insecticides - therapeutic use
Pyrazoles - therapeutic use
Siphonaptera
Treatment Outcome
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