Table 3.

Summary of alleviation in each sign of flea allergy dermatitis in cats

Sign		Fluralaner topical solution	Fipronil/(S)-methoprene spot-on solution
Erythema	Number of cats with sign at initial exam that were also eligible for re-examination at 12 weeks	26	6
	% of cats with lesion resolved at 12-week re-examination	80.8	33.3
Alopecia	Number of cats with sign at initial exam that were also eligible for re-examination at 12 weeks	45	12
	% of cats with lesion resolved at 12-week re-examination	84.4	50.0
Papules	Number of cats with sign at initial exam that were also eligible for re-examination at 12 weeks	6	1
	% of cats with lesion resolved at 12-week re-examination	100.0	100.0
Scales	Number of cats with sign at initial exam that were also eligible for re-examination at 12 weeks	15	2
	% of cats with lesion resolved at 12-week re-examination	100.0	100.0
Crusts	Number of cats with sign at initial exam that were also eligible for re-examination at 12 weeks	24	7
	% of cats with lesion resolved at 12-week re-examination	95.8	57.1
Excoriation	Number of cats with sign at initial exam that were also eligible for re-examination at 12 weeks	25	4
	% of cats with lesion resolved at 12-week re–examination	100.0	75.0