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Advantage II for Dogs
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Advantage II Flea and Tick Treatment for Dogs
Advantage II is highly effective when battling troublesome fleas. It targets fleas throughout their entire life cycle and continues to work preventing additional infestations. Advantage will provide your dog immediate relief from biting fleas - literally within...
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Advantage II Flea and Tick Treatment for Dogs
Advantage II is highly effective when battling troublesome fleas. It targets fleas throughout their entire life cycle and continues to work preventing additional infestations. Advantage will provide your dog immediate relief from biting fleas - literally within minutes - and begins to work against infestations within two hours. It also works as an ideal treatment against chewing lice on your dog as well. A four-month supply is included (apply topically once a month) and is remains effective even after swimming or bathing your dog. For dogs and puppies over seven weeks of age.
- Veterinarian-recommended flea treatment for dogs
- Kills multiple flea life stages
- Odorless, waterproof flea prevention for dogs
- Kills through contact. No biting required
- Starts working within 12 hours, keeps working for 30 days
- Treats prevents and controls lice infestations
Available Dosage Sizes:
- 1-10 lbs.
- 11-20 lbs.
- 21-55 lbs.
- 56+ lbs.
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