Advantus Flea Oral Treatment for Dogs, 23-110 lbs

Provide a fast and simple solution to your dog’s flea problem with Advantus Large Dog Soft Chew Flea Treatment. This easy-to-administer chew can be fed to your dog as often as once per day and is designed to begin working within just one hour of administration. This oral flea control medication is available without prescription so you can use it for immediate relief, or keep it on hand in preparation of the next flea season. Advantus works to kill adult fleas and is recommended for the treatment of infestations on both dogs and puppies. Get rid of fleas and cut out the mess of topical treatments with this easy-to-feed treat.

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We source all our products from manufacturer approved distributors or directly from the manufacturers. Chewy takes pride in ensuring that our furry friends’ wellbeing is always our top priority. We have worked hard to partner with all of the manufactures to deliver 100% authentic products

How fast do Advantus soft chews start killing fleas?

Advantus soft chews start killing fleas within one hour.

How should I store Advantus?

Store advantus in the original container at temperatures between 68-77 degrees Fahrenheit (20-25 degrees Celsius). Please place cap back onto bottle after each use.

Keep out of reach of children.

Can Advantus be used with other products?

Yes, Advantus can be used with other products including heartworm preventives, corticosteroids, antibiotics, vaccines, de-worming medications and shampoos.

Do Advantus soft chews expire?

Yes, Advantus has an expiration date. You can find it on the product label near the barcode.

I noticed that Advantus soft chews has one of the same active ingredients as Advantage II topical solution; can I give my dog Advantage II topical solution orally?

No, do not administer Advantage II topical solution orally. Although Advantus soft chews and Advantage II topical solution both contain imidacloprid, they have been formulated and designed to act in different ways. Only Advantus soft chews should be administered orally.

Can Advantus be used in breeding, lactating, and/or pregnant dogs?

Advantus use has not been studied for breeding, lactating and/or pregnant dogs. Please check with your veterinarian.

What are the side effects of Advantus?

Side effects seen with Advantus include vomiting, decreased appetite, decreased energy, soft stools and difficulty walking. To report side effects, please call Bayer Veterinary Services at 1-800-422-9874. For additional information for reporting side effects for animal drugs, contact FDA at 1-888-FDA-VETS or online at http://www.fda.gov/AnimalVeterinary/SafetyHealth.

What if Advantus soft chews are swallowed whole and not chewed?

If Advantus soft chews are swallowed whole, they should still work as indicated on label.

What if my dog ingests more Advantus than the recommended dose?

Contact your veterinarian if your dog ingests more than the recommended dose of Advantus.

How much Advantus should I give my dog?

Give your dog the appropriate dose of Advantus for their weight range. Weigh your dog first to make sure you give them the right amount.

Do not give Advantus to puppies under 10 weeks of age or weighing less than four pounds. Do not give more than one soft chew per day.

Is there Advantus for cats?

No, there is not Advantus for cats. Do not use Advantus on cats.