Fleas can be detected by parting the pet's coat and examining the skin for signs of flea activity or by combing its coat with a fine toothed flea comb. Frequent scratching or excessive grooming can also be signs of flea infestation.

Johnson's 4fleas tablets can be given directly into the mouth or may be mixed in a small portion of your pet's favourite food and given immediately. Administer one treatment on any day when fleas are seen on your pet. Repeat on any subsequent day as necessary. Do not give more than one treatment per day.

For the first hour adter administration, the pet may scratch more than normal. This effect is caused by the fleas reacting to the product.

To help prevent re-infestation pet beeding and regular resting areas e.g. carpets and soft furnishings should be vacuumed regularly and treated periodically with an insecticide suitable for household use, preferably containing an I.G.R (Insect Growth Regulator) to control flea egg development and break the fea life cycle. Wash or change pet bedding regularly. Consult your Veterinary Surgeon if signs of disease persist or appear.