Feb 22, 2017 · Advantage II is the same formula for cats and for dogs. All that varies is the dosage, which is determined by weight. You will just need a 1 cc.syringe to measure it with, and some sort of bottle to use so you can get it out easily.

Mar 20, 2022 · I have been using Advantage II for Large dogs on my cats. I am still a bit hesitant to make sure I am utilizing the correct dosage. I have a 1 cc/ml syringe. I am only counting LINES to #1 on the syringe, 8 lines or 10 lines then dosing. …

Nov 12, 2016 · One regular sized Cat vial contains 0.4 ml. of Advantage II (i.e. one extra large dog sized dog vial can treat 10 cats). From a marketing standpoint Bayer would much rather you buy the cat sized vials than the Extra Large Dog sized vials because you are spending 10 times as much for the same amount of the same product.

Oct 15, 2014 · Or, at least that is the way the packaging was marked last I bought Advantage II. If none of the other 99.4% of the ingredients is different from the dog product and the cat product, the warning is likely to be related to protecting themselves from lawsuits and/or bad press, should a pet owner make a mistake and use the entire tube for a dog on ...

Aug 1, 2006 · Advantage remains effective for a really long time. When it does change, it just loses its effectiveness slowly over time. Both of the batches you purchased should still be very effective because Advantage II was first released in March 2011 so any Advantage II you have is no older than that.

Feb 20, 2017 · Advantage II is also the same ingredients for dogs and cats. The fact that AdvanTIX got into the package is appalling because that is a different product altogether and should NEVER be used on cats because the TICK part of the combination is lethal to cats.

Dec 7, 2016 · The Frontline stopped being effective (to the point where it does absolutely nothing), so we decided to go back to Advantage II. However, after I ordered and received a package of the Advantage from 1800petmeds, I noticed that there is a warning on the box that I've never seen before: "Keep cats away from treated dogs for 24 hours.

Dec 6, 2004 · I'm worse. I buy Advecta II for horse size dogs. (same ingredients and same percentages as Advantage II for cats) I empty one vile in a bottle cap and suck up .1cc per lb of cat in a syringe (then squirt .1cc back into the bottle cap figuring a bit less is better than a more). 4.0ml(cc) vile: 10lb cat gets .9cc 8lb cat gets .7cc 7lb cat gets .6cc

Jun 11, 2017 · I read one of your previous comments: "Frontline Plus and Advantage II are both OK for cats (if dosed properly). The "plus" and "II" part is just an IGR and cats actually need a higher dose of that than dogs do so that amount isn't dangerous. "However the box of the product says "Do not use on cats".

Jun 22, 2019 · After weeks of contemplation, and reading all sorts of stuff online, finally bit the bullet and got the Bayer Advantage II for cats over 9lbs (2 months of doses). I’m someone who has to obsess and overthink about this sort of stuff before acting on it...A product could have all the best reviews, but it just takes one or two bad ones for me to ...