Is Advantage for cats the same as Advantage for dogs?
The active ingredients are the same for dogs and cats (Imidacloprid and Pyriproxyfen) and at the same concentration per weight so either they’ve changed the “other ingredients” OR they’ve simply started saying do not use on cats because they make way more money selling to people who buy the “cat specific” version.
Can I put dog advantage on my cat?
No, do not use Advantage® II for cats on dogs. Please follow label directions for the application of our flea products. Can I split tubes of Advantage® II between my cats? No, you cannot split tubes of Advantage® II for cats between multiple cats.
Can you put cat advantage on a dog?
Can I use Advantage® II for cats on dogs? No, do not use Advantage® II for cats on dogs. Please follow label directions for the application of our flea products.
What’s the difference between Advantage and Advantage 2?
Advantage Multi contains Moxidectin. This ingredient prevents heartworms, hookworms, roundworms, and ear mites. Advantage II uses Pyriproxyfen to kill flea larvae and eggs, prevent heartworms, and treat lice. Advantage Multi requires a prescription, while Advantage II is an over-the-counter product.
Is it safe to use advantage on cats?
As far as the Advantage and Advantage II for dogs goes- they are safe for cats in the proper dose per cat’s weight. I’ve been doing it for years like some of you. Now Advantix and Advantage K9 for dogs are NOT to be used on cats because they are both toxic to them.
What happens if you put advantage on your dog?
Advantage has a bitter taste. If licked off the coat, the dog may salivate heavily. Some dogs experience local irritation at the site of application, such as redness or itchiness. At very high doses, some dogs can become uncoordinated and develop tremors. Thanks! Is Advantage II safe for dogs and cats?
How old do kittens have to be to get advantage?
Advantage for kittens is available in packs of four, and Advantage for small and large cats is available in packs of four or six. If you are unsure of cat’s weight, weigh them or look at the medical report from their most recent veterinary visit. Advantage should not be applied to kittens under two pounds, or cats less than eight weeks old.
Where is the best place to apply advantage to a cat?
The base of their neck is the preferred application site because it is unlikely that your cat will be able to reach that area with their tongue. Make sure your cat’s skin is clean and dry before applying the Advantage. Hold the parted fur with your non-dominant hand so that you can apply the Advantage with your dominant hand.
How can I use Advantage Multi for dogs on cats?
Advantage Multi for cats contains 10% of imidacloprid and just 1% of moxidectin. This proportion difference is noteworthy because when Advantage multi for dogs with a higher percentage of moxidectin is given to felines, it can cause severe poisoning in them.
What should I do after applying advantage to my Cat?
If this happens, wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water and do not place your fingers near your eyes or mouth. Do not allow your children to touch the application site for at least several hours after Advantage application. Keep other pets away from your cat until the application site is dry. Do not shampoo your cat for at least two days.
Advantage for kittens is available in packs of four, and Advantage for small and large cats is available in packs of four or six. If you are unsure of cat’s weight, weigh them or look at the medical report from their most recent veterinary visit. Advantage should not be applied to kittens under two pounds, or cats less than eight weeks old.
How to apply Advantage flea preventative to cats?
Applying a flea preventative such as Advantage is a very important aspect of being a responsible cat owner. Learning how to apply it properly will help keep your cat free of fleas. Select the appropriate pack of Advantage for cats.