Advantix Spot-On Solution for Small Dogs (≤4kg) Pipettes Pack of 4

Advantix works by spreading across your dog's skin and coat. The active ingredients, imidacloprid and permethrin, act on the nervous system of parasites, leading to paralysis and death. It works through contact, meaning parasites don't have to bite your dog to be affected.

For continuous protection, Advantix Spot-On Solution for Large Dogs (10-25kg) Pipettes Pack of 4 should generally be applied once a month. Always follow the specific instructions provided by your vet or on the product's patient information leaflet.

No, Advantix Spot-On Solution is specifically formulated for dogs and contains permethrin, which is toxic to cats. It should never be used on cats or in households with cats where close contact cannot be avoided. Always ensure your dog is dry before allowing contact with cats.

While Advantix Spot-On Solution remains effective after brief wetting (e.g., rain or swimming), prolonged or frequent water exposure may reduce its duration of effectiveness. It's best to avoid bathing your dog within 48 hours of application to allow the solution to fully spread.

Advantix should be applied to an area where your dog cannot lick it off, typically on the back of their neck. If licking occurs shortly after application, it may cause temporary drooling, vomiting, or lethargy due to the bitter taste. If you are concerned, please contact your vet.

No, Advantix Spot-On Solution for Medium Dogs (4-10kg) Pipettes Pack of 4 is specifically formulated for external parasites like fleas, ticks, and biting flies. It does not protect against internal parasites such as worms. For comprehensive parasite control, consult your vet about a suitable worming treatment plan.