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dog or cat
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dog
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Easy, once a month topical application
Heartworm prevention for dogs that fits your life style. If you forget and go over 30 days between applications, just apply immediately and resume your monthly treatment schedule.
Treats and controls circulating microfilaria found in heartworm positive dogs.
Kills adult fleas through contact. Fleas dont have to bite your dog or cat to die. Also treats fleas infestations.
Treats AND controls roundworms, hookworms, and whipworms in dogs and roundworms and hookworms in cats.
Treats AND controls infective ear mites in cats
Treats and controls sarcoptic mange in dogs
Advantage Multi for Cats is the only FDA-approved flea and heartworm disease prevention product for ferrets
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Promotes relief from worm infestations 100% natural with no added chemicals Safe and gentle - a safer alternative to most wormers Easy to administer by dosing in water or directly into the mouth No reported side effects
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Given once a month Easy to administer Broad spectrum activity
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