Advantage Dog Extra Large Blue

Advantage Dog Extra Large Blue is a monthly external skin spot-on treatment for large dogs over 25kg, which controls existing and new infestations of fleas for up to 4 weeks after application. It also helps reduce the incidence of flea allergy dermatitis and treats larval stages of fleas and lice. Advantage starts working within minutes of application and stops fleas from feeding in 3-5 minutes. It has been proven to kill adult fleas within 20 minutes after application. The advantage is safe for pregnant and lactating animals and can be used with intestinal worm treatments and daily or monthly heartworm prevention treatments. Some of the keys points are:

• Advantage Dog Extra Large Blue is a monthly spot-on treatment for large dogs over 25kg that controls fleas and treats lice and flea allergy dermatitis.
• It's safe for pregnant and lactating dogs works within minutes, and lasts up to 4 weeks.
• Apply on dry coat and don't bathe/swim until dry. Not effective for ticks, and all pets in the same environment should be treated.
• Apply monthly and follow the manufacturer's instructions.

How to use:

• The pet's coat must be dry before applying Advantage.
• Your pet should not be allowed to swim or be shampooed until the Advantage has dried after application to the coat.
• Bathing and swimming are not expected to reduce the effectiveness of the Advantage.
• Use a soap-free shampoo or cleansing product if washing pets while using Advantage.

Notes:

• This product is not a tick control product. This product does not control paralysis tick. Tick collars can be used concurrently with this product.
• For effective flea control, all dogs and cats that share the common environment should be treated.
• For year-round effective flea control, continue to apply the product on a monthly basis throughout the year.
• For effective flea control, this product should not be applied or dosed in a manner other than that directed by the manufacturer.

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