Is there a difference for kittens and older cats, say 10 years old?
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Be very careful with kittens, you can poison them quickly with these types of flea control. The product must say 'Kittens' if it is safe for use. I recommend using a different product on a kitten. I hope this helps.
1168693
I am just a customer, and don't know much about the product. You'd be best researching the Frontline website and see what they say about it. To my knowledge you shouldn't use those things on kittens under six months or it could kill them. Do a little research online. When I had kittens show up with fleas after adoptions or rescue I always bathed them and their bedding to kill the fleas. There are a number of safe organic flea and tick treatments out there. I'd go for those! In my situation I didn't have that option. My cats are older and VERY feral, and it would have been impossible to bathe them. A kitten is much easier! Read as much as you can about any product or food you use on your pets. There is so much information available on pet medical websites now. As an informed owner, you alone can make the best decisions for them!
1168694
I'm sorry, I just have a 9year old cat. Don't know about how it works on kittens.
1168695
On the front of the package, it says, use only on cats & kittens, 8 weeks and older. When I used it on my cat she was 8 weeks old already. Hope I helped.
893206
Mainly smaller cats... me and my friend pitched in and got this for her kitten, was a great size, but now that she's almost a year old and growing in size, she fits just okay, when she reaches a normal cat size, I think her butt will be hanging off.
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I'm not sure you might need to call their customer care line which is very helpful. I started using it when my youngest was a year and a half so he was full grown. Your kittens probably need to weight a certain amount for the sensor to feel them. My lightest is probably around 8lbs.
838803
I've got an adult cat who used to be outdoors, and I'm harness training him just so he can go outside as he still seems interested. So if your 3 year old Persian is interested in going outside and seems to be able to learn commands, I'd say there's a decent chance; things are going better with me & the adult kitty than it did with any kittens I tried this on!
801661
not sure, maybe the smaller version.It might be hard to train your cat too.
421472
Yes, older cats like it too. My 4 year old cat likes it so much he won't let the other cats play with it!
1914250
Yes! From when they were tiny kittens to now that they're bigger they have lived it! They easily get around on it! Best purchase ever!
146144
I change when it gets too old, worn and tear. But I would rather change fliters every 6 months to a year. It depends. I have 4 cats and it gets to use a lot. So you know it depends on what your situation is.
761200
It did not for mine, though it has made him more social. This is more of a maintenance supplement that helps the cat over time. You have to give it to them 20 to 30 days before you begin to see any real difference.
389413
My cats are 4 years old and I had to get on the floor and show them how to push the ball around but I do notice they won't play with it unless I start to push the ball for them. My honest opionion is NO your older cats won't play with it while you are away.
1248615
7 weeks is much too young. Soft Paws recommends 4 months, or some kittens can do okay at 3 months. At 7 weeks, you could use people clippers to clip off the really sharp ends.
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I only used it to house an older cat, I do think that newborn kittens could possibly escape and as they got older could probably stick their little heads through and get stuck, I suggest maybe contacting the manufacturer for better info, I hope I was able to help.
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i have 3 cats, one 8 mo, 3 yrs and 12 yrs...the older one plays with it some but not like the younger ones however i have found if you change the shape regularly they think its a new toy lol and there is renewed interest immediately
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It wasn't a problem for my cat. She had no issue with using it, even though she had never used a litter box with a lid before, and she was about 9 years old when she was introduced to this new type of litter box.
85157
I have 2 cats, ages 3 and 9. They have had flea treatments since they were old enough [see directions on product]. They have had no adverse reactions and it does work. Maybe you should consult with a vet before using it on an elder kitty - who hasn't used the product before? - to see if the dosage & ingredients would pose a problem.
1268412
Difficult to say as they are supplied in different sizes in the same color I got a small for my 20# adult cat if the helps at all
2144250
With my 4 1/2 month old kitten, it can last about two weeks. We're about to go to the larger size which may last a little longer, for a while anyway.