Our Flea & Tick Shampoo for Cats is a natural grooming shampoo designed to gently cleanse and refresh your cat's coat and skin as part of a regular bathing routine. It is enriched with neem oil, frankincense essential oil, silk protein extract and oat extract, all selected for their suitability in feline grooming formulations. It is not a veterinary medicine and is designed to be used as a grooming product only. If you have concerns about your cat's skin health or a suspected parasite infestation, always consult a qualified vet.

Wet your cat's coat thoroughly with warm water. Apply a generous amount of shampoo and work it into a rich lather from neck to tail. Pay attention to all areas of the coat including the underbelly and legs. Leave the lather on for 2 to 3 minutes, then rinse extremely thoroughly with clean warm water until every trace of shampoo is completely removed. Because cats self-groom after bathing, it is essential that no shampoo residue remains on the coat before your cat dries. Avoid contact with your cat's eyes, ears and mouth during application. Always follow the guidance on the product label.

Our shampoo is formulated for use on adult cats of all breeds and coat types. It is not recommended for use on kittens under 12 weeks of age. If your cat has a known skin condition, allergies or is currently receiving veterinary treatment for a skin issue, always consult your vet before use. Avoid contact with eyes, ears and mouth during application. If any skin irritation occurs after use, discontinue and consult your vet.

No. Our Flea & Tick Shampoo for Cats is a natural grooming product and is not a veterinary medicine. It is not intended to replace prescribed veterinary parasite treatments. If you suspect your cat has a flea or tick infestation, you must consult a qualified vet who can advise on the appropriate veterinary treatment. Always follow your vet's guidance on regular parasite prevention and care for your cat.

Our shampoo is formulated for regular use as part of your cat's grooming routine. How frequently you bathe your cat will depend on their breed, coat type and lifestyle — many cats require less frequent bathing than dogs and are generally adept at self-grooming. Always refer to the guidance on the product label and avoid over-bathing, which can strip the natural oils from your cat's coat. If you have questions about how often to bathe your specific breed, consult your vet or a professional groomer.