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Ask your vet for advantage II and K9 advantix II.

Ty

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Thank you so much. I needed to buy Advantage anyways so signed up for this and within 24 hours of uploading my receipt, they sent $10 USD to my PayPal. Awesome!!

Thanks, will let the local rescue know, they pay out of pocket for their fosters

Thanks

This we need more of it anyways so will pick some up soon

You may want to check out some info on these products.
http://www.cbc.ca/news/health/cat-an...mans-1.2860665

Another:Imidacloprid

ADVANTAGE contains the active ingredient Imidacloprid. In laboratory studies Imidacoprid has been found to increase cholesterol levels in dogs, cause thyroid lesions, create liver toxicity, and has the potential for damaging the liver, heart, lungs, spleen, adrenals, brain, and gonads. As a neurotoxin, it can cause incoordination along with labored breathing and muscle weakness. When this drug was tested after its introduction in 1994, researchers found an increase in the frequency of birth defects when it was tested on rats, mice and dogs.
In the Journal of Pesticide Reform, author Caroline Cox exposes thyroid lesions as a result of exposure to imidacloprid. Most people think that the pyrethrins (naturally occurring compounds from the chrysanthemum plant) and pyrethroids (the synthetic counterpart) are less hazardous than other tick and flea preventive ingredients. Data from pyrethroid-based insecticides was recently made public through the Freedom of Information Act and analyzed by CPI. According to CPI, from 2002 through 2007, at least 1,600 pet deaths related to spot-on treatments with the above mentioned ingredients were reported to the EPA. That was nearly double the reported fatalities linked to flea treatments without pyrethroids.
https://www.dogsnaturallymagazine.co...tick-products/

I've not used these products on any of my pets who have been raised in the country for 15 years. I have had no problems. . . at least not compared to the above risks.

pyrethrins are neurotoxins and chrysanthemum is part of the ragweed family so many people with seasonal allergies are allergic to these ingredients.