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Advantage II Small Cat Vet-Recommended Flea Treatment & Prevention | Cats 5-9 lbs. | 6-Month Supply

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Size: 6 Pack


Color: Small Cat only


Features

  • Advantage II Small Cat is a leading brand in cat flea treatment and prevention for large cats over 5-9 lbs., at least 8 weeks of age
  • Vet-recommended, easy-to-apply monthly topical treatment no hard-to-swallow pills, no prescription needed
  • Delivers total flea protection kills adult fleas, flea larvae and flea eggs through contact
  • Same-day effectiveness kills fleas within 12 hours of application and keeps working for 30 days
  • Fragrance-free formula, waterproof after 24 hours of application

Description

Advantage II Small Cat is a vet-recommended, leading brand in cat flea protection. Advantage II Small Cat flea treatment and prevention kills adult fleas, flea larvae and flea eggs to deliver total flea protection to your cat or kitten. Within 12 hours of application, Advantage II Small Cat topical treatment gets straight to work killing fleas through contact, so they don’t have to bite your cat to die. This treatment works hard for 30 days following application, effectively breaking the flea life cycle, controlling existing flea infestations and preventing further infestations all month long.Fleas not only cause discomfort; they can also pose other health risks. Monthly use of Advantage II Small Cat is important to protect your cat against fleas that may cause transmission of tapeworms, Flea Allergy Dermatitis and flea bite anemia.That’s why Advantage II Small Cat makes applying treatment simple. This convenient, spot-on application goes on the back of your cat’s neck at the base of the skull. You’ll simply place the tip of the tube on the skin and squeeze the tube to expel the entire contents directly on the skin. It goes on in seconds! It's easier than a flea collar and there are no hard-to-swallow pills. You’ll also love that Advantage II Small Cat is fragrance-free and waterproof after 24 hours of application. Check the product label for information on application and potential side effects.Advantage II Small Cat flea protection is effective on both indoor and outdoor cats. Your cat should be at least 8 weeks old and weigh 5-9 lbs. to use Advantage II Small Cat.For the ultimate convenience in care, Advantage II Small Cat is available over the counter – no prescription needed. And, you can stock up with a subscription for regular doorstep deliveries so you never miss a monthly treatment. Advantage II Small Cat is a trademark of Elanco or its affiliates.


Brand: Advantage


Item Form: Topical


Scent: Unscented


Age Range (Description): 8 weeks and older


Item Weight: 1.6 Ounces


Active Ingredients: Imidacloprid, Pyriproxyfen


Item Volume: 2.4 Milliliters


Target Species: Cat


Allergen Information: Allergen-Free


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No


Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 1.38 x 4.38 x 6.63 inches; 1.6 Ounces


Item model number ‏ : ‎ 86336820


Department ‏ : ‎ Flea & Tick


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ March 4, 2011


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Elanco US Inc


Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ Germany


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    • IT'S AN UPHILL BATTLE!
Size: 4 Pack Color: Small Cat only
All four of my cats have been inside cats from the start and yet got fleas! There have been no recent vet visits to blame either! Right from the start of treating my cats for their flea, the box of ADVANTAGE II, itself, presented a problem. It had a strange date, the ONLY date on it which I could find. Today is July 26, 2018), and on the box was V-03/2015. I was taken aback! The manufacture took place in March of 2015? Or was that an expiration date? WHAT did V-03/2015 MEAN? No explanation was found on the box nor in the instructions! I was concerned. I do not like being concerned about something which WILL enter my cats' blood stream! So I went to Bayer's site and discovered that all of us should not be concerned that there is no expiration date. OK. Then why in the past did this same brand have expiration dates on their boxes? So this is a "forever" poison which people could use on their cats in 2084? THAT is kind of scary if you think about it. You may be too young to remember DDT scares and the incomprehensible half-life of it. I was not able to get the two different weight recommended doses for two of my cats in the "small" category AND the doses for the two cats in the "large" category to begin treatment on the same day. And I wanted everything to start on the same day if possible AND when a vet would be on-call for any emergencies. And yes, emergencies happen with this flea killer according to some people. Advantage can take a few days to begin working once you begin treatment. Meanwhile, your animals are suffering. So I bought Capstar after a LOT of research which says Capstar gives relief within about six hours for cats and a shorter amount of time for dogs. Capstar is an oral, well, let's face it, insecticide. One can actually dose every twenty-four hours for at least a semi-permanent approach. But I don't see me getting a pill down four animals every single day for although easy at first, cats catch on quickly when you are coming at them with a pill, don't they? And eggs and larvae are NOT killed with this product. Remember that fighting fleas is an uphill battle of long-term treatment. BUT Capstar has filled in until our beginning the monthly treatments begin and within FOUR hours, our four cats were finally at PEACE with their bodies again. I do not exaggerate one bit! They were at peace with all they had gone through, within four hours! Again, I made sure a vet was on-call before application and during the wait-time of four to six hours. Before Capstar, there had been hair being pulled off (not out, exactly) by one, one running around crazy, one who developed an ultra sensitive back and could not stand to be patted or touched on his back anymore, and the fourth had begun gnawing his feet going in a pitiful way. Not one of the cats acted the SAME way toward the fleas and THAT threw my "diagnosis" of what in the world was going on. Was it the new snacks or a newly added brand to the multiple brands of wet cat food they eat? This misery occurred with our cats occurred within a week or two before I figured out it was FLEAS, not the change in food nor in our environment, causing stress. Our routine had changed due to husband's surgery and the installation of a somewhat noisy stair lift (probably a monster in their eyes, at least until they became used to it). I thought maybe all of that had stressed the cats or they were reflecting MY stress. After all, not two of the cats were behaving in the same way and I was homebound looking after my husband after his heart surgery and couldn't get FOUR cats to the vet by myself! Within four hours of EASY dosing with Capstar, my cats were again, themselves. Oh, my gosh! We had our cats back!!!! Those tiny pills and an index finger to the back of the mouth to a rolled over, sleepy cat were easy to administer. Just get them when they are asleep and roll them over before they know what is going on! All four seemed much relieved so quickly and, therefore, so was I. All of us piled in the bed last night with them not a one twitching, scratching or jerking around. PEACE at last! No fear for me getting bitten either! And Capstar instructions say that at that point, after about six hours max, there are no LIVE fleas at all on your pet. And it certainly seemed that way. It was a great night with them at last. My cats are indoor cats, completely. But ONE pregnant female flea, waiting on our doorstep or brought in by a worker, may have been the culprit which started this nightmare. This summer has been wet and warm. Fleas love that. Now, here's what I know from a similar infestation about seven years ago and from current research this time: VACUUM, VACUUM, VACUUM your floors and furniture for weeks! Vacuum every day and dispose of what you have vacuumed immediately. Eggs can live in your upholstery or carpets for months waiting for the right conditions to hatch many months after you thought you had everything under control! That is why treating with a monthly treatment FOR MONTHS and months will be necessary EVEN WITH INDOOR CATS. Only after about six or seven months last time did I stop the monthly treatments. I did NOT want to be putting poison on my cats' skins unnecessarily, but nor did I want the nasty flea critters back from OLD EGGS! I consider ourselves very luck to have had seven or more years flea-less! THAT is quite a victory! We live in a wildlife filled area. And flea types WILL change host species if they have to. That may have had something to do with the new fleas. Wash pet bedding (that means your spreads too!) very, very regularly. A substitute is putting something like a spread in the dryer every day or so for at least a week or so to kill the eggs AFTER you begin with the monthly treatment. There may be a few live fleas left somewher in your home and so you must be diligent. Look, this is a war! And with resistance to the insecticides used in these flea products apparently mounting, you have to look at this as if it is an emergency to get under control. And when you think you have it under control, do not stop with the vacuuming, the washing, and the monthly treatments for at least six months or so, I found. I think some people want the easy way out. Well, who doesn't, really? But getting rid of fleas cannot be approached in a "easy way out," amount of effort. This will take EFFORT and PERSISTENCE, in capital letters! Advantage II is a great product, but WE have to do our part too. Merely squeezing a liquid at the base of our cats' skulls is only a PART of the battle. Remember those eggs are laying in wait to hatch and begin the cycle all over again. Fleas cost SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO much misery for my cats! HUNDREDS of dollars will be spent by the time this war is over! Poison on my cats. ENDLESS work for me vacuuming and washing bedding and so on. And we are older and pretty darned infirm, but I am forced to vacuum and vacuum and vacuum ad infinitum! And we spend our retirement money and watch, most unfortunately, as our fur babies suffered. Get the CAPSTAR for IMMEDIATE relief for your cats (OR dogs!) and then get the Bayer Advantage II IN THE PROPER size for your kitty and begin the war which can be won! Capstar's instructions say it can be used with other flea treatments, but I am wary of that! You will have to hit this on all sides, especially at first! Just read, read, read all the instructions for safe usage of any of these products and be cautious upon application and for hours afterward. But boy am I pleased with the Capstar for the immediacy of its relief! Seeing our fur babies suffer is so sad for us. Unfortunately, it took me two weeks to figure out that it was FLEAS causing our cats' odd behaviors like jerking around, having very ultra sensitive backs, biting fur off (not actually out) , and excessive licking of feet. Each cat had it own timing for reacting to the fleas as one cat would react a certain way and another cat was reacting in a different way. Two cats started reactions a week before the other two finally succumbed to symptoms! And so, I thought there were different causes of their behaviors or their behaviors were reactions to the new stress in this home. Oh, if you cannot SEE the fleas on your cat but suspect them: dampen your hand with water and rub it lightly over the fur near where the tail starts. If you see tiny black specks, kind of like black pepper, those are minute bits are, well, flea excrement, from your cat being bitten. That is how I figured out what was going on! And while you are in "that" area, be on the look-out for tapeworms as are a different story. Fleas carry tapeworms! Just HOPE with all your might that you never see tiny, rice-like THINGS near your cats' under tail area! The fleas WILL lose this fight. I guarantee that! We are off to a good start with Capstar and Advantage II and the vacuuming of floors and upholstery and washing of bedding. We got by with seven years flea free for our ALWAYS indoor cats! And yet, here we go again! And I am a clean freak....so yes, it CAN happen in a very well kept, clean home! Keep at it. Take it seriously and work at it! It is a multi-pronged attck which will be needed but you have no choice! Two products: Capstar and Advantage II. One used first for IMMEDIATE relief (can dose every twenty-four hours for a while if necessary) and then the other for monthly applied treatments. I do NOT mix the products out of fear but read the Capstar info. The most important thing is that the products CANNOT do it all alone! You are going to have to work yourself bozo too! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2018 by Amazon Customer
    • Vet Recommended, Results Win
Size: 6 Pack Color: Small Cat only
I buy these repeatedly and they always come well packaged and promptly. I usually buy the 6 dose box and if this seller runs out before sending it, they’ll send a 2 dose and 4 dose box which is perfectly fine. This is my new (2 years now) vet’s top recommendation for cats. Please also note vets do recommend treatment year round, because fleas and mites aren’t just warm weather problems and they’re absolutely right. Of course she hates it and we have to deal with the wet neck for a few hours, but it’s very effective. She never has fleas, flies, or mosquitoes bothering her. She’s been on this medication for about 7 years now and has only had a reaction to 1 dose, which I believe was caused by a rare bad dose or interaction with something on her neck like a dirt particle or pollen spore or something. She’s indoor and clean, but they do get tiny particles in their fur just like we do on our skin. I would also like to add that we ended up with super fleas (immune to most treatments) and we spent the better part of a year finding a good medication for her and eradicating them from our home and property. I’m allergic to flea collars and they aren’t as effective as drops. Most drops weren’t effective against the super fleas and my cat has sensitive skin and had poor reactions to 3 that we tried. Some left her neck wet for a few days. One actually left a 3rd degree chemical burn on her neck! We tried this one and had such great results we’ve stuck with it since. About 7 years now. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2023 by Audra Matzen
    • The fleas fled
Size: 2 Pack Color: Small Cat only
We have 8 cats and this time of year, late summer, is the time when we usually notice flea infestations. With 8 cats and some of them spending time outdoors, flea preventions are not just something that might happen, it always does. Some of our cats don't seem to be bothered by the fleas. I flea comb them daily and that helps. We try to avoid chemical treatments if we can but when a cat is having really severe reactions to fleas like chewing themselves raw in an almost allergic response we do resort to applying this medication. One cat in particular, an older male, has severe reactions to flea bites. Usually around mid July he'll start gnawing on the area near the base of his tail where those little buggers are tormenting him. He can chew himself raw. He was doing that again so I applied this flea treatment. Within 24 hours he stopped chewing on himself and a flea combing showed he was flea free. We'll apply more in a month. We have used this same treatment on him before and there were no adverse reactions. This last time was different. I applied it to the usual area, at the base of his neck, where he cannot lick it or touch it. When I checked him 24 hours later I was astonished to observe that the spot where I had applied this liquid was now a bare spot in the shape of a small circle. He has black fur so it is quite noticeable. The hair was now gone there. It was not like that when I applied it. I have never noted this occurring previously. I assume that hair will grow back. Weird. This chemical works. Not sure how I feel about it removing his hair though? ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 3, 2023 by Honesty Blaze

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