Flea and Tick Prevention Chewable Pills for Dogs and Cats - Revolution Oral Flea Treatment for Pets - Pest Control & Natural Defense - Chewables Small Tablets Made in USA (Salmon (for Cats))

I am all about any product that is healthy for my cats and help repel fleas and ticks living out in the woods with tons of dirt. To start they love the taste of them and would eat them all if I let them. So far I’ve seen no fleas or ticks this summer, so seems to be working great!

I have 4 cats, only one is an absolute picky eater indoor, 2 of the other 3 are indoor/outdoor and the 4th one is a feral dude who showed up a few years ago, only I can touch him and stoll get bit bruosed and scratched, but I've never seen him not eat anything, it doesn't matter if I hide it in can food if I crumble it up in the dry food if I crumble it up in my hand, not a single one of my cats will touch whatever this is!The random baby raccoon that comes to steal the cats food during all hours of the day is the only critter that will touch any food that's even near this flea thing.So since I can't touch baby raccoon I can't even tell you it if works on raccoons even though I got this not for a raccoon, I got it for my feral boy who I can't put poison on him because he's mean, and usually always wounded in the area it goes because he is a Tom cat.I would not recommend. Good idea, good concept for what I needed it for but this product is a, no, and likely a waste of money, unless you have a pet raccoon then maybe see if it works but CATS are not touching this stuff.

I have seven adult indoor cats, but have rarely to never had an issue with fleas, but in the last two years, I have had two very bad outbreaks leaving two of my cats raw from their onset each time. I cleaned, vacuumed, sprayed, and enjoyed minimal success in those two years. The fleas are back now for a third round and I'm just angry.Note: I am not 100% convinced the fleas do not arrive on my pet sitter as she also cares for outdoor cats living in a barn. I tell her to be careful about taking MY fleas to other houses, but I think it's unavoidable.Anyway, I bought these "treats" because my cats live for treats and will come running at the mention. Reviews indicated some aversion "at first" or needing to hide in food.I have mid-life cats, of healthy mind and body. Active, alert, etc. I even have two reformed strays that will eat absolutely anything not nailed down. They will not eat these. I have snuck them into their other treats, cut them up, hid them in dry kibble food, or left them in the bowl with no choice.They will not eat them.My last resort, today, is the most wasteful because it destroys the tablets and may render many cans of moist food, in their opinion, inedible: mashing up in their moist food.Cats have an amazing sense of smell because the are so far-sighted. They just can't properly see what they're eating, so it better smell pretty darn good. Apparently, these tablets (to them) do not. I really wanted these to work. I sincerely hope I can get them to eat them mashed in the moist food. If I think about it, I will add the results of the final attempt.

My cats are very finicky. One has a severe chicken allergy and we had to try several different brands with the other. Initially I introduced half a tablet to each before offering them their breakfast. The both circled it for a while before eatting. The tablet is about the size of a penny. I attempted the same process on the second day, but they refused to eat it. It's vegan which I like because a majority of pet products include chicken. So I chopped it up and mixed it with their wet food and it has been a daily success. It could be me, but they appear to look forward to the treat.This is now week two and we can feel a difference in our cats coats.The coat on the cat with allergies has become less coarse, less shedding and he scratches less. And the other has become more energetic.

My Cat, IggyPop, loves these treats. She has issues with Fleas & living in the Country we have a lot of Skeeters so these treats are helping Her dealing with scratching. I have tried expensive Flea Collars but have not used the liquid that you put on the back of the neck because Li was afraid she would have a bad reaction.

First of all, this product didn’t work for either the cats or the dogs. I purchased because I was so worried about the high number of mosquitoes that are around us. However, after analyzing the ingredients and seeing the high amount of garlic powder, I did some research and learned that it is highly TOXIC to both dogs and cats! I reached out to the company to inquire why they would include a toxic ingredient, and I was told that it was not in an amount that would harm the animals. However, 100 mg of garlic powder sure sounds like a lot to me. If something is toxic, NO amount should be put in a pet product. 😫

My cat will not eat them. Tried breaking them up on her food but still won't eat.

I've been giving these to my indoor/outdoor cat for a month now and he has no flees! Before I got this I was using a topical flee treatment, but my roommate had an allergic reaction to it and I disliked that I couldn't touch my cat after applying it without thinking about the harsh chemicals. Now I give him one of these treats or just half of one a day and crumble it over his food. Sometimes I actually skip a few days and so far he has been fine. He doesn't care for it by itself but if I give it to him with his food he eats it. Someone who left a review said theirs went bad so I keep mine in the fridge just to be safe. I'm happy with this product!