Program Oral Suspension for Cats

• Easy to administer, oral treatment for 6 weeks and older kittens and cats
• Suitable for kittens that do not intake solid food
• Blocks flea life cycle by killing flea eggs
• Supports preventing Flea Allergy Dermatitis in cats
• Provides strong protection against fleas on a long run

How to use Program Plus for cats

Program oral suspension is available in two packs – Orange for kittens and cats weighing up to 10 lbs and Teal for large cats weighing from 11-20 lbs.

STEP ONE

Weigh your cat to give accurate dosage of the Program suspension. Take out entire content of the pack.

STEP TWO

Mix the suspension with the cat’s wet food. Make sure the pet finishes the meal and thus intakes the correct dosage.

STEP THREE

Give along with normal meal as food helps in total absorption of the suspension.

Consult a veterinarian before treating sick, pregnant, aging, convalescing or lactating cat with Program suspension.

• Do not use on kittens younger than 6 weeks of age.
• Keep away from children and foodstuff.
• Store below 25°C.
• Keep away from cat’s eyes and skin.
• Adverse reactions like vomiting, diarrhea, lethargy, abnormal breathing etc may be observed in highly sensitive pets. In such cases immediate veterinarian guidance is a must.
• Wash hands after administering Program to cats.

Manufactured by Novartis, Program oral suspension is an effective flea treatment for cats and kittens 6 weeks and older. The easy to avail treatment blocks flea life cycle by killing flea eggs and thus prevents growth of flea population.

With lufenuron as the active ingredient, the suspension breaks flea life cycle and protects cats from fleas. The ingredient prevents fleas and larvae from hatching and developing into adult fleas. It circulates in the treated pet’s bloodstream and kills flea eggs. Program oral suspension is an ideal treatment for kittens that do not intake solid food. 

Note: To control adult fleas, Capstar or any other flea treatment should be given along with Program Oral Suspension

• Lufenuron