Product description

The most common parasites you can find on your dogs are fleas and ticks. These parasites can make their way into your home through an open window, a crack in the door, your pets, or you, without even knowing it. All these parasites can really be irritating and annoying for your cat. They cause itching, hair loss, general discomfort, which can lead to worms, deplete blood supply, and even diseases.

Credelio is a monthly tick and flea chewable tablet designed specifically for cats and kittens. It has a tasty vanilla and yeast flavor, and it is super easy to give to your cat; that is why it was rewarded the ‘Easy to Give’ Award by the International Society of Feline Medicine (ISFM). You can give Credelio with or without food, and you don’t have to worry about separating cats during treatment, distancing them from children, worry about stroking them or restrict their freedom.

Credelio's formula goes through a process of extra purification, leaving only the necessary ingredients, which decreases the possibility of potential side effects. The main ingredient is lotilaner, a new and unique parasiticide that targets nerve receptors of ticks and fleas for powerful protection. Credelio is rapidly absorbed and acts fast. After 24 hours, it kills at least 99% of ticks and 100% of fleas for the whole month. Credelio is tough on ticks and fleas but gentle on your cat!

Active ingredients

Each chewable tablet contains:

Indications for use

Credelio for Cats is indicated for the treatment of flea and tick infestations on cats.

Administration and dosage

For oral use.

The flavored veterinary medicinal product should be administered in accordance with the following table to ensure a single dose of 6 to 24 mg lotilaner/kg bodyweight.

For cats of more than 8 kg bodyweight, use an appropriate combination of available strengths to achieve the recommended dose of 6–24 mg/kg.

Administer the veterinary medicinal product with food or within 30 minutes after feeding.

For optimal control of tick and flea infestations, the veterinary medicinal product should be administered at monthly intervals and continued throughout the flea and/or tick season based on local epidemiological situations.

Prescribing information