How do you apply advantage?

Can I give my Cat Advantix?

I’m another sandwich person as well. 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.

How to apply advantage ® II for cats?

How to apply Advantage ® II for Cats Step 1 Hold the applicator tube in an upright position facing away from you and your pet’s face and eyes. Pull the cap off the tube.

Does advantage kill fleas on cats through contact?

It kills fleas through contact, so fleas do not have to bite your cat to die. With oral flea medications, fleas have to bite your cat and ingest the medication before they are killed. How do I apply Advantage® II for cats?

What should I do if my cat gets advantage?

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. This will give Advantage the opportunity to absorb fully into your cat’s skin.

Is Advantix safe to use on cats?

A cat just brushing up against a dog who has recently been treated with Advantix can kill kitty. It’s just not worth it. There are other safer for cats products you can use on dogs. I wouldn’t use it in a household of cats either.

How often can I give advantage 2 to my Cat?

Please don’t give it more often than that unles specifically told to by a vet. You don’t want to risk harming your cat. The label of Advantage II says it kills fleas witihin 12 hours. However that is just the adult fleas. Juvenile fleas and unhatched eggs are largely unaffected.

Does K9 Advantix work against ticks?

K9 Advantix was developed so that Bayer could compete against Frontline (made by Merial) with a claim of efficacy against ticks. However, it is my opinion that where ticks are concerned, K9 Advantix is an inferior product. In cats (and especially sensitive dogs), the permethrin acts as a nerve toxin.

Can I give my Cat Advil for pain?

Advil may be effective in reducing pain, but cats are highly sensitive to its side effects. It can cause your cat to vomit blood, release black tarry stools, and experience severe abdominal pain.

How do you use advantages II on a cat?

Advantage ® II flea prevention is applied to your cat topically, spreading over the skin and hair. It kills fleas through contact, so fleas do not have to bite your cat to die. With oral flea medications, fleas have to bite your cat and ingest the medication before they are killed. How do I apply Advantage® II for cats?

How often should I apply advantages to my Cat?

Advantage should not be applied more frequently than every 14 days in kittens and every 7 days in small and large cats. If you have multiple cats/pets, apply a flea preventative to all of them at the same time. One untreated pet can become infested with fleas and infect your other pets. Do not stop applying Advantage in the winter.

How long does it take for advantages II for cats to work?

Advantage ® II for cats kills fleas within 12 hours of application. Can I touch my cat after applying Advantage® II for cats? Do not have contact or allow children to have contact with the area treated with Advantage ® II for cats until completely dry.

Can I give my Cat advantages for fleas?

Advantage flea medication is commonly used to rid cats of fleas and is considered safe. However, some cats develop an allergy to the medication, and if this occurs, it is important to contact your veterinarian. If your cat licks any of the product or has an adverse reaction to the skin, he will exhibit the following symptoms.

Will frontline kill fleas on cats?

It can also be fed to cats and dogs for skin and coat, and a natural wormer…..although I haven’t done that. If you are seeing many fleas on the cats, then there are lots more in the environment. I would treat your home. Frontline does work, quite well. It is not a repellent and will only kill the fleas when they bite as far as I know.

What kind of flea treatment do you use for cats?

Advantage II for Cats. BayerDVM replaced Advantage for Cats with Advantage II, now including an insect growth regulator (IGR) in the mix. This IGR inhibits the growth of flea eggs, thus interrupting the flea life cycle, stopping fleas before they even start growing. One great asset of Advantage II is that not only will it start killing adult

Can I use advantage on a cat with fleas?

I used advantage on my cat 2 weeks ago. She is still full of fleas. I have sprayed her with BioSpot for flea and thicks I used advantage on my cat 2 weeks ago.

What should I do if my cat has hypersalivation?

If the symptoms progress to tremors and body weakness, your cat may require hospitalization where they will be stabilized with fluid support, seizure control, and body temperature maintenance. Once the cat gets stable, hypersalivation may recur for several days. This is because the cat uses their mouth and paws to clean their entire bodies.

What should I do if my cat licks advantage?

What If a Cat Licks Advantage? Advantage helps prevent fleas from scavenging around on your beloved furball. Scout isn’t supposed to lick Advantage. If he licks, it he may become very ill. Ask your veterinarian to show you where and how to apply Advantage to minimize the risks. How Did He Reach It?

What should I do if my cat is critically ill?

If you cat is critically ill, your veterinarian will insert an IV for fluid and medication. He will also admit him to the hospital for monitoring if necessary. Cats that are having seizures or tremors may be treated with diazepam or phenobarbital.

What insecticide is safe to use on cats?

One, imidacloprid, is also in Advantage. It protects against fleas but not ticks, and is generally safe for use in cats. The second is permethrin, an old-school insecticide that is effective against ticks.

Is K9 Advantix safe for cats?

However, cat owners need to be aware of another, more insidious risk: K9 Advantix. K9 Advantix is especially dangerous because it is made by the same company as Advantage, and is packaged similarly. Advantage is safe for use in cats. K9 Advantix absolutely is not.