Advantage 80 Spot On Flea Control Large Cats and Rabbits (4kg+) - 4Pack

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Untreated pets are at risk of flea infestations. For every adult flea you can see, there are many more eggs, larvae and pupae hidden away in your home, waiting to develop, breed and spread. Around 95% of any flea population exists in immature stages in your home - hidden away in your carpets, bedding and upholstery. So, if you discover fleas on your pet, you may need to treat your home too. Available as a spot on, it is easy to apply and treats the whole animal. Advantage can be used on cats and dogs from 8 weeks of age, and on rabbits from 10 weeks. It is safe to apply to lactating females and doing this will treat the puppies or kittens as well as the adult. I've been using this for 10+ years, since when you had to have it prescribed/through your vets. Glad when it was 'downgraded' so you no longer needed to see your vet & pay higher prices for it, especially if like me.. you have 'Acquired' a few cats.. like 6, + the stray/feral's i care for.

Advantage 80 Flea Treatment for Large Cats and Rabbits 4

Do not use in animals that are known to be hypersensitive to the active substance or any of the excipients.Spinetoram, our exclusive active ingredient in Advantage ® XD for cats, is derived from soil microbes that were found to be effective against fleas. In addition to this flea treatment you may require an additional household spray to combat fleas which may not have yet hatched or dormant fleas in and around the house. Advantage and Frontline contain different ingredients so you can use them close together. You should only need 1 type of flea treatment though, Frontline lasts 1 month so should be working. Advantage Cat is an external antiparasitic treatment for cats to repeland eliminate fleas. Advantage Cat comes in spot-on pipettes, and is safe and user-friendly. Advantage Cat is effective for one month.

Advantage Flea Treatment for Cats, Dogs, Puppies, Kittens

Advantage is one of the most effective and safe treatments to treat fleas on dogs, cats and rabbits.My cat had scabs from scratching caused by fleas, these lasted two months. From his arrival (stray tom) he had fleas. In very rare occasions skin reactions such as hair loss, redness, itching and skin lesions may occur. Agitation and disorientation has also been reported. Excessive salivation and nervous signs such as incoordination, tremors and depression have been reported exceptionally in dogs.