Capstar Flea Treatment: Quick-Acting Oral Tablets for Dogs & Cats

James Madison PhillipsJames Madison Phillips: I'll cut straight to the chase - Capstar oral treatment is nothing short of miraculous. My feline companions were living hosts for a flea colony that had set up shop in my home. It was a living nightmare. The constant itching, scratching, and downright miserable atmosphere had us all on edge.

Enter Capstar. This tiny pill packs a punch that you wouldn't believe. Within hours, I could see the fleas dropping like flies. It was nothing short of a massacre, and I was the victor. My home, once a war zone, began to feel like a sanctuary once again.

The improvement in our quality of life was staggering. No more incessant scratching, no more creepy-crawlies making a mockery of my attempts at cleanliness. My cats were finally at ease, and so was I.

Now, I won't sugarcoat it - this review isn't going to be all sunshine and rainbows. But, let's be real, when you're dealing with a flea infestation, you need something that gets the job done, no matter the cost. Capstar is that something.

In short, if you're in the trenches of a flea battle, don't waste time with ineffective solutions. Get Capstar, and watch those pests meet their doom. Your cats will thank you, and...

United States on Oct 23, 2023

David: After reading reviews and watching videos about this product, I was a little nervous, especially with my 18 year old cat. But after using it successfully on both my young and old cats, it was almost a miracle how effective it was at providing immediate relief to them both after so many other topical products failed.

The biggest problem for me is getting the cats to take the pill. Some people can administer a pill to a cat easily. I cannot. My cats are calm and nice and friendly, but you try to force a pill and they'll fight you.

I had to trick both by breaking the pill up into some wet food. I discovered if you crush the pill into powder, it probably is bitter and they refused. But just cutting it in half made it a bit easier to hide in the food.

Once the cats ate it, you knew exactly when it started working, about 30 minutes later. The very first dose, both cats became agitated due to the fleas reacting to the med in the bloodstream. The younger cat flew around the house at high speeds up and over furniture and scratching and licking furiously. The older cat didn't have the energy to do all that, but he did scratch and lick nonstop.

After about an hour...

United States on Sep 19, 2023

There: Well, while we can’t keep our 1 and half year old cat inside at this stage, 100% of the time, we had to let him have outside time. Of course, when he came into the house, we saw fleas, or if we combed him outside. It was scary to see so many and with our other cat, he didn’t have that issue and with having cats throughout my life, I guessed that some cats are more likeable to fleas, like some people are more liked by mosquitoes.

What was great, with Capstar, was in giving our cat a tablet daily, was that soon, the fleas were gone. It took our cat about two weeks, with daily use.

The proof was combing and/or brushing our cat. We could see that the fur didn’t have fleas or the excrement. We also didn’t see the fleas on the bed, carpet, furniture, etc.

While it’s a little concerning to give him a tablet lie this, for me, it’s easier than topical. Naturally, I was worried about giving him this tablet daily, since I wasn’t sure how he would react. Initially, he did have a stomach reaction, and started eating grass or tall weeds, right after taking it, though after about a week, he was ok. These days, after longer use, does not have that...

United States on Aug 10, 2023