K9 Advantix is a once-a-month flea, tick, and mosquito treatment for dogs.
Advantix can be used on puppies seven weeks of age and older. K9 Advantix stops fleas from biting within three to five minutes. It kills and repels ticks and mosquitoes and biting flies. K9 Advantix kills 98 - 100 percent of fleas within 12 hours! K9 Advantix is not washed off during bathing or swimming, so your dog is still protected for the whole month. Do not use on cats.
Stops fleas from biting. K9 Advantix kills and repels fleas in multiple stages of development. K9 Advantix contains imidacloprid, which kills fleas within 3-5 minutes, before they can bite your dog or lay eggs. Advantix also breaks the flea life cycle even more by killing the flea larvae before they become adult fleas. Kills 98-100% of the fleas on dogs within 12 hours and continues to prevent infestations for at least four weeks
Prevent ticks from attaching. K9 Advantix kills and repels ticks before they can attach to your dog. This helps reduce the potential risk of a tick-transmitted disease. Repels and kills ticks including Deer ticks (vector of Lyme disease), American dog ticks (vector of Rocky Mountain spotted fever), Brown dog ticks (vector of ehrlichiosis), and Lone Star ticks for up to four weeks
Repels mosquitoes from biting. Trying to find a flea and tick treatment for your dog that also kills and repels mosquitoes? Your answer is K9 Advantix. Mosquitoes are killed and repelled before they can bite your dog for up to four weeks. K9 Advantix claims that their product kills up to 98.3 percent of mosquitoes and reduces their feeding up to 95.2 percent. Use K9 Advantix flea, tick, and mosquito treatment and keep your dog protected! K9 Advantix also repels and prevents blood-feeding by biting flies.
Active Ingredients: imidacloprid 8.8%, permethrin 44.0%, other ingredients 47.2%
DO NOT USE ON CATS
Due to their unique physiology and inability to metabolize certain compounds, this product must not be used on cats. If applied to a cat, or ingested by a cat, contact your veterinarian immediately.
