K9 Advantix for Dogs

K9 Advantix Flea Control for Dogs

K9 Advantix for Dogs is a specially formulated parasitic treatment for fleas, ticks, mosquitoes, flies, chewing lice and biting insects. It kills fleas and ticks by contact, which means that fleas don't have to bite and ticks don't have to attach to die. Advantix is a single treatment for multiple parasites and also prevents transmission of flea-borne and tick-borne diseases. A simple water-resistant spot-on treatment, Advantix is safe for dogs of all sizes and puppies from seven weeks of age.

K9 Advantix Dogs

K9 Advantix is a once-a-month topical treatment for controlling and treating various parasites including fleas, ticks, chewing lice, biting insects, flies, and mosquitoes. The topical treatment starts destroying ticks within two hours of application. The ‘hot foot’ activity of Advantix does not allow ticks to stick on the treated dog and thus repels the parasites.

The active ingredients - Imidacloprid and Permethrin attack the central nervous system of the parasite and block sodium channels responsible for message transmission. The parasites become hyper-excited, paralyzed and die eventually. The waterproof treatment remains effective even when your dog gets wet. Designed with a wide range of safety margins, Advantix is also safe to use on pregnant and lactating dogs.

• One treatment for multiple external parasites
• Kills fleas and ticks just by contact
• Controls flea population by killing fleas before they lay eggs
• Attacks parasites found in the surrounding and prevents re-infestation
• Kills mosquitoes and keep them away for 2 to 4 weeks
• Prevents Flea Allergy Dermatitis (FAD) and tick-borne diseases
• It is safe for 7 weeks and older puppies, adult dogs, pregnant and nursing female dogs
• Waterproof treatment that remains effective even when dog gets wet

• K9 Advantix is available in four different color-coded packs categorized as per the weight of dogs. Weigh your pet and choose the appropriate pack. Refer the dosage table for details.
• Let the dog stand comfortably. Part the fur between the shoulder blades such that the skin is visible. Place the tip of the open pipette and squeeze out all the liquid.
• For small and medium dogs, apply at a single spot and for dogs weighing above 20 lbs apply at 3-4 spots starting from shoulder blades and moving across the backbone until the base of the tail.
• Let the application site be completely dry and do not touch that area. Repeat every month. It is safe for pregnant and lactating female dogs.

Dosage:

• It is toxic for cats and so should not be used for cats and other animals.
• If you have multiple pets then keep cats away from the treated pet.
• Allow the application site to be dry. Do not let children and other pets play or groom the treated pet until the applied site is completely dry.
• Keep away from eyes and mouth of the pet.
• Keep away from children and food items.
• Store in a dry place, below 30 °C.
• The treated pet should be allowed to be wet only after 48 hours of application.
• If reactive signs like itching, soreness and lethargy are observed in few animals then immediately consult a veterinarian.

• Imidacloprid
• Permethrin