Fleas
Kills fleas within 20 minutes of contact. Re-infesting fleas stop feeding within 3–5 minutes and are killed within 1 hour. Also reduces flea larvae in your pet’s surroundings.
3-in-1 Defence for dogs and cats
One spot.Three less thingsto worry about.
One drop between the shoulder blades. It spreads across your pet and keeps working for a month — on fleas, heartworm and intestinal worms at once.
APVMA Approved
Registered for use in Australia
Registered for use in Australia
Trusted across Australia
Recommended by vets
Recommended by vets
Once-a-month
Simple monthly protection
Simple monthly protection
Easy Spot-On Application
One spot between the shoulders
One spot between the shoulders
One drop. Three jobs.
Most households run a flea treatment, a wormer and a heartworm preventative on three different schedules. This is all three, on one.
Heartworm
One mosquito bite transmits it. Treating an established infection is long and costly; monthly dosing prevents it.
Worms
Intestinal worms and their larvae, plus ear mites — with mange and lice for dogs, lungworm for cats.
Pack finder
How much does your pet weigh?
Dosing is by weight, and every pack has its own colour. Slide to your pet's weight and we'll show you the box to look for.
18kg
How fast
Drag through the first month.
This is one pet's fleas, from the moment you apply it. Move the handle and watch what happens to them.
Fleas shown are illustrative, not a clinical count.
The difference
Some treatments need a bite. This one doesn't.
Flea saliva is what triggers flea allergy dermatitis — the red, raw skin behind most itching. A treatment that only works after the flea has bitten has already let that happen.
Parasite guide
Where they live on your pet.
Parasites aren't all on the coat. Pick one and see where it actually settles — and what it does once it's there.
Pick a parasiteIts location will light up on the map.
Fleas spend most of their life off your pet — as eggs, larvae and pupae in carpet, bedding and soil. By the time you see an adult on the coat, the household population is well established.
What you'll notice
- Scratching and biting, often around the base of the tail
- Flea dirt: black specks that turn rust-red on damp paper
- Red inflamed skin or hair loss from flea allergy dermatitis
Spread by mosquitoes and potentially fatal if untreated. Treating an established infection is lengthy, complex and costly, which is why unbroken monthly prevention matters more here than anywhere else.
What you'll notice
- A persistent cough
- Reduced activity, tiring easily
- Weight loss
- Breathing difficulty in advanced stages
They live in the gut and feed on your pet from the inside. Picked up from soil, faeces and prey animals — and puppies and kittens can get them from their mother.
What you'll notice
- A pot-bellied look, especially in puppies and kittens
- Dull coat or poor growth despite a good appetite
- Diarrhoea, sometimes with blood
- Worm segments around the rear or in bedding
Sarcoptic mange (scabies) is highly contagious; demodectic mange is usually linked to an immune imbalance. Mites spread through close contact with infected pets or wildlife.
What you'll notice
- Intense itching
- Red, inflamed skin
- Bald patches
- Crusting or thickened skin
Ear mites live in the ear canal and are intensely irritating. They pass easily between animals in the same household and are especially common in puppies and kittens.
What you'll notice
- Head shaking and constant scratching at the ears
- Dark, crumbly discharge like coffee grounds
- Redness or an unpleasant smell
Cats are infected by eating snails, slugs, frogs, or lizards and rodents that have eaten infected snails. Even drinking from a puddle can be enough.
What you'll notice
- Persistent coughing
- Wheezing or noisy, rapid breathing
- Reduced activity or lethargy
- Weight loss in longer-standing cases
Small wingless insects that live on the coat and skin. Species-specific, and spread through shared bedding, grooming tools and close quarters.
What you'll notice
- Scratching and irritation
- A dull, rough coat
- Visible lice or nits on the hair
- Restlessness
Why ExiFlea Plus
The smarter choice for your pet.
Trusted science, broad coverage and better value — from a company that's 100% Australian owned and backed.
Trusted Actives
Imidacloprid and moxidectin — two proven actives working together in every dose.
- Imidacloprid
- Moxidectin
Broad Coverage
One monthly application covers a wide range of parasites, inside and out.
- Fleas
- Flea larvae
- Heartworm
- Intestinal worms
- Intestinal worm larvae
- Mange
- Ear mites
- Lice
APVMA Approved
Registered for use in Australia and trusted by pet owners across the country.
- Registered & regulated
Better Value
Trusted science and broad protection — at a smarter price. That's the ExiFlea Plus difference: 100% Australian owned and backed.
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