During our Sunday Conference Call yesterday the subject of how to treat cats came up. Robin, my co-host, gave her cat Program, the pet version of lufenuron, a Seresto Flea and Tick Collar for Cats that kills mites and a flea dip which you might call a mite dip.
She explained how she did the mite dip on the call so I asked her to write it up for those who were not on the call. She writes, "Here is the protocol for flea dipping a cat. And attached is a picture of tiger."

How to give your cat a flea dip.

• Get two plastic containers with 2 Cups of warm water in each.
• Also, get two clean wash cloths.
• In one container put 1 capful of Adams Pyrethrin Flea Dip for Cats and Dogs
• Holding your cat by the scruff of his neck (like a mother cat holds her kittens)
• Place the cat in an empty bathtub. 
• Take one wash cloth and dip it in the mixture with the flea dip.
• Rub the cat all over, continue to hold and leave it on for 5-10 minutes.
• Then take the other washcloth and the clean water and wipe the cat down, essentially rinsing him off.
• Rub him dry with a clean towel or paper towels and let him go!
• You can do this weekly or monthly as needed.

Above, to the right, is Robin's cat, Tiger who was losing hair big time, sitting on her guitar case now healthy and mischievous.

I thank Robin for sharing her experience with Tiger and contributing to our Sunday conference call as my co-host.