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Vetality Avantect II Flea & Tick Topical for Dogs – 4 Tubes

4 - 10 lbs
$31.99
Sale price  $31.99 Regular price  $39.95
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Vetality Avantect II Flea and Tick Topical for Dogs 4 Tubes – photo 8 of 11

Vetality Avantect II Flea & Tick Topical for Dogs – 4 Tubes

$31.99
Sale price  $31.99 Regular price  $39.95
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Vet-quality flea and tick protection at less than the national brand price. Avantect II contains imidacloprid, permethrin and pyriproxyfen — the active ingredients found in K9 Advantix II — in a waterproof, easy-to-apply topical that repels and kills fleas, flea eggs, ticks and mosquitoes, kills all flea life stages, repels biting flies and kills lice. Four tubes = a four-month supply, sized by dog weight. For dogs and puppies 7 weeks and older only. Do NOT use on cats.

Key Benefits

  • Same active ingredients as K9 Advantix II (per the manufacturer)
  • Repels and kills fleas, flea eggs, ticks and mosquitoes
  • Kills existing fleas on dogs within 12 hours
  • Waterproof and easy to apply
  • 4 tubes — a four-month supply; made in the USA

Specifications

  • Sizes: 4–10 lbs, 11–20 lbs, 21–55 lbs, 55+ lbs (all $31.99, compare at $39.95)
  • Active ingredients: Imidacloprid 7.12%, Permethrin 35.6%, Pyriproxyfen 0.36%
  • Contents: 4 tubes
  • Use: dogs and puppies 7 weeks of age and older ONLY — never on cats
  • Protection: one treatment prevents further flea infestation for up to four weeks

Quick answers

What sizes are available?
Four weight breaks — 4–10 lbs, 11–20 lbs, 21–55 lbs and 55+ lbs — all $31.99 for 4 tubes.

What does it protect against?
It repels and kills fleas, flea eggs, ticks and mosquitoes, kills all flea life stages, repels biting flies and kills lice.

How long does it last?
One treatment prevents further flea infestation for up to four weeks; the box holds a four-month supply.

Can I use it on cats or young puppies?
No — it's for dogs and puppies 7 weeks of age and older only, and must never be used on cats.

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