To Avoid Confusion Please Read the Entire Description Before Purchasing. 100% Authenticity Guarantee, approved for the USA. This is a KIT that will allow you to save a lot of money by buying in bulk. This kit will come with everything you need to divide, measure, and store your flea medication. This is not a box of individual tubes for application, it is a large single bottle that can be broken down into smaller doses with the medical grade syringe (no needle required). This medication does not have an expiration date. This is the same medication that you would purchase from your vet, but without the fancy packaging at a fraction of the cost. What you will receive 1.)One bottle of flea control medication. 2.)One needle-less medical grade 1.0 ml syringe for dosing. 3.)Easy to follow instructions for measuring and application. 4.)Complete email help with any questions on applying or properly dosing. The medication that you will receive is the EXACT medication that is found in the boxes with the smaller individual doses. The only difference is this several months combined together and you will measure it out before application. You will be provided with instructions that will give you the exact dosage amount your pet needs. Follow instructions exactly. If you have any questions, contact me. I will be happy to assist you in any way. I can walk you through the process if needed but the instructions are simple and the kit is easy to use.

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When it comes to keeping your dog or cat free from prolific scads of blood-sucking parasites like fleas and ticks, a proven flea killer like K-9 Advantix or Frontline Medication is not only warranted, it's recommended by veterinarians.

In fact, many veterinarians sell these flea and tick products through their offices. But, the truth is you don't need a prescription. You can get K-9 Advantix, Advantage for cats, or Frontline medication online at a discounted price and with free shipping. It can be a much cheaper way to go.

How do these flea medications work?

Let's take the example of the Frontline Medication. The active ingredient is a nerve paralytic for fleas and ticks. You simply take the applicator and apply a few flea drops to the back of your pet's head and along his spine (read package instructions carefully, as this may vary by product and animal type and size). The medicine can stop fleas biting within three to five minutes, and 98-100% of the adult flea population is killed within 12-24 hours.

However, it's not enough to just kill the fleas once. We all know that fleas, ticks and other parasites lay eggs that pay already be in your carpet or furniture, your back yard, or just in the outdoor areas you and your pet frequent. That's why one-time application products like flea dips or shampoos work once, but the fleas don't "stay gone" for long...

With a product like Frontline medication, the active ingredient will actually stay in the pet's skin (stored in the subcutaneous layer of fat) and will continue to kill these biting insects for up to one month per application. That's why it's important to reapply the Advatage, Frontline, etc. (whatever flea meds you're using) monthly, according to package instructions. This will help break the flea and tick life cycle and keep your pet parasite free, permanently (or as long as you use the product and/or your pet does not get reinfected).

The proper dosage is important.

Also, when you are buying the flea medication, make sure you choose the right dosage for your pet. For example, for cats, some products have a size-break at nine pounds... you get one product for cats under that weight, and another product for cats over that weight.

With the Frontline medication, you can get:

Frontline Plus Orange - For dogs up to 22 lbs.
Frontline Plus Blue - For dogs 23-44 lbs.
Frontline Plus Purple - For dogs 45-88 lbs.
Frontline Plus Red - For dogs 89-132 lbs.

With all these options, it's important to make sure that you get the right type for your pet.

Expect Great Results, Even If You Have to Be Persistent.

As with any topical medication, keep an eye on your pet after you use it the first time and call your vet if you notice any adverse reactions at the application site, or on the skin. Try to avoid your pet licking the area or bathing within the first 24 hours after the product is applied. That's why the medicine is applied to the back of the head and/or spine - these are areas that are difficult for the pet to reach with his mouth. After 24 hours normal licking or grooming behaviors won't harm your pet.

If you do experience a problem, talk to your pet's doctor, and consider switching to a product with a different active ingredient. Some pets are more sensitive than others, and you can still get great flea relief in another flea and tick spray, so your pet won't have to suffer.  Frontline medication has different active ingredients than Advantage and K-9 Advantix so if your pet has a bad response to one, it might be a good idea to test using another.

Have you tried either or both?
Which one did you prefer?

I tried Advantix on my puppy a couple weeks ago and it seemed to work well.
Now I am going to do our cats, and one of them is very sensetive, especially to the over the counter ones that have that terrible odor.

Thanks in advance for your advice!

EPA APPROVED FLEA & TICK MEDICATION

If you could please give me your suggestions and also some websites as to where you found your answer.

To Avoid Confusion Please Read the Entire Description Before Purchasing. 100% Authenticity Guarantee, approved for the USA. This is a KIT that will allow you to save a lot of money by buying in bulk. This kit will come with everything you need to divide, measure, and store your flea medication. This is not a box of individual tubes for application, it is a large single bottle that can be broken down into smaller doses with the medical grade syringe (no needle required). This medication does not have an expiration date. This is the same medication that you would purchase from your vet, but without the fancy packaging at a fraction of the cost. What you will receive 1.)One bottle of flea control medication. 2.)One needle-less medical grade 1.0 ml syringe for dosing. 3.)Easy to follow instructions for measuring and application. 4.)Complete email help with any questions on applying or properly dosing. The medication that you will receive is the EXACT medication that is found in the boxes with the smaller individual doses. The only difference is this several months combined together and you will measure it out before application. You will be provided with instructions that will give you the exact dosage amount your pet needs. Follow instructions exactly. If you have any questions, contact me. I will be happy to assist you in any way. I can walk you through the process if needed but the instructions are simple and the kit is easy to use.

Does this sound like your dog? He or she is constantly scratching at their ears, one particular spot on their body, or scratching, biting and licking themselves all over. Your pet may even be rubbing their whole body against furniture, the carpet, and any other rough surface.

During a grooming session with your dog, if you observe red, scaly, or flaking patches of skin, or open sores that may be bleeding or that have a discharge, it could be a sign of a skin disorder. Also, if your dog is shedding more than usual, and you notice they have bald spots where clumps of fur have been pulled out, your dog may have a skin condition.

There are several possible conditions that can cause irritation to your dog’s skin and also make his coat dull, lifeless and weaken it enough that he may lose large amounts of his fur even with minimal scratching. Some skin and coat ailments in dogs are harder than others to treat than others. However, your persistence can end your dogs suffering from the intolerable itching and pain of inflammation, infections, and other conditions affecting the health of his skin and coat.

Fleas and ticks are a primary source of skin irritation in dogs, cats, and other pets. These blood-feeders are also carriers of serious diseases such as heartworm and Lyme disease. Other microorganisms like mites, chiggers, and fungi’s can cause canine mange and other skin afflictions in dogs. Dirt and debris picked up from your dog’s environment and held against the skin by his coat can irritate his skin. Chlorine and other pool chemicals, as well as microbial organisms living in bodies of water that dogs come into contact with swimming or by drinking, can cause skin and coat problems. Dogs can develop food and other allergies the same as people do and this can result in uncomfortable skin and coat issues for them. There are even psychological and behavioral reasons some dogs develop skin and coat problems. It is always best to have your veterinarian evaluate and conduct tests on your dog to determine the exact cause of his skin and coat problems and to help decide the best treatment plan for your dog.

Treatment Options

When fleas and ticks are the problem, you will want to treat your dog with a product designed to kill these blood-thirsty pests (adult and their eggs) immediately and that continues protecting your dog from them for 3 to 4 weeks between applications. Some well known medications for treating flea and ticks on dogs include collars: Powerband flea and tick collar, and Preventic tick dog collar, orals: Capstar and Sentinel flavor tablets, topical solutions:  Frontline Plus, Advantage, Revolution, and Advantix, sprays: Virbac long-acting knockout and Frontline flea and tick spray, and shampoos: EctoKyl CA, Adams, and Soothe 3x flea and tick shampoo.

Treating his environment is also necessary for full protection and helping to prevent re-infestations. Mycodex Environmental household spray, Siphotrol-Plus Foggers, and sprays, and Virbac room, area, and yard applications are popular flea and tick products for your home and yard.

Many of these product for treating fleas and ticks on dogs can also irritate their skin so you may want to follow- up an application of a flea and tick control product on your dog with a bath using a medicated or emollient-rich shampoo for dogs.

Your vet may recommend treating your dog with products like, Animax Topical, Atopica Capsules, and Allergroom and Allermy shampoos to get rid of chiggers, mites, and other parasites.

When the problem is due to a food allergy or a pathogenic infection, your dog is likely to need to be placed on special diet, given prescription medications, and possibly treated at home with medicated shampoos and nutritional supplements, to help correct the problem and help his skin and coat to heal and stay healthy. Allergy shampoos, conditioners, lotions, sprays, and supplement products like Derm Caps in liquid and pill form, Welactin Canine Liquid, and Cyclosporin caplets among others can help sooth a dogs discomfort from irritated skin and promote healthy skin regeneration and a shiny coat.

Your dog’s diet may be to blame for his inflamed skin tissue and lackluster coat. Many brands of cheaper dog foods say they provide your dog with balanced nutrition despite not having the amount of protein your dog needs for healthy skin and coat and for his overall health. Buy dog food containing high amounts of proteins, fats, and other nutrients your dog needs for good health and consider adding supplements such as Omega3 fatty acids, Caps,( which has the Omega 3’s plus vitamins A, D,  and E,)  ACTIS Omega, and other supplements for dogs in tablet, capsule, or liquids to his diet for greater health protection.

Your dog cannot tell you that he has a skin condition that is causing him unbearable itching and pain. He can only continue to scratch at the irritation making it worse and potentially inviting infections to set in, until you take notice of his discomfort and take steps to remedy the source of his unhealthy skin and coat condition so that he can return to being the happy care-free canine you have come to know and love.