I use this on the cats from time to time. It's a little pricy. It a good product.

Pros: none

Cons: none

Frontline is the best product I have found for fleas. It works for ticks as well but my cats never have ticks so I mainly use it for fleas. Frontline is good for cats that have fleas as well as preventing them from getting fleas. Since my cats don't go outside, I rarely have a problem with fleas but I do foster a lot so I use some on them and even my cats if I have brought in a cat with fleas. I have had no problems with this product other than a few cats being sensitive to the product and losing their hair at the spot of application. I have never had any other kind of reaction that I am aware from the product.

Pros: Kills both ticks and all stages of fleas, easy to apply

Cons: sometimes cats lose their hair as spot of application

Forget about flea collars--they don't work. Frontline (or Revolution) is the best for flea control.

Pros: none

Cons: none

This one really works and quick. It has a high price but it's worth it. My cats do not like it though. They recognize the package and hide when it's time for medication, because it irritates their skin. They run around like crazy after they get it on their skin. But it's better to have a temporary irritation than a full coat with fleas.

Pros: Gets rid of fleas

Cons: High price, irritates the skin

I never let my cats out so I don't feel I new to use
frontline because it takes care of ticks but alot of people like frontline over other brands. I have used it so times for shelter cats if it is given to the shelter.

Pros: works

Cons: none