Bayer Advantage: Flea & Tick Protection for Dogs & Cats

Coni Kelly: Good value

United States on Jul 13, 2023

Crossy J: I wanted to let you know of an experience we are having with your Advantage II Flea treatment for Cats and Kittens. We adopted two adorable but rowdy kittens back in November. We had been using Frontline (gasp!) Flea treatment and never had a problem before. Little did we know that the fleas around our area were actually immune to Frontline and the only reason we somehow managed to not get fleas was because I also treated my yard for fleas this early spring. Our adult cats occasionally go outside. They're part time outdoor kitties. What I mean is they go outside and come back inside when I say they can. So while they want to be outside 100% of the time, mom and dad say no.

We have 3 adult kitties. Chummley, George and Binkx. Chummley is our 7 year old, hes 18 lbs. George is also around 7 years old and he is 22 lbs. Binkx is 12 and she is 8 lbs, so when we do have to buy flea treatment we usually have to get 2 different types because of their sizes.

We decided that we just had to have these two adorable part Norwegian Forest Cat strays that were running around my aunts friends house. It was cold this November and our hearts just melted thinking about them being out in...

United States on Jan 03, 2017

Allison Bannon: We had tried using Adams flea and tick spray with Precor in it after reading great reviews. That stuff killed the fleas/evacuated them right away, but within a day or two they were back on. My poor kittens had to wait to be 11 weeks to try any of this stuff, so they had suffered with flea bites for a few weeks, they were infested. We tried homeopathic stuff as babies, no dice. So I was worried about spending more money and getting a product that failed (I am a classic pessimist!) We put the drops on about 8 AM, and transported the kittens about 8 miles while we bombed the house with Raid purple flea bombs (they work better than the orange can ones). When we got to our destination, the little blanket that was in their carrier was DISGUSTING! It was littered with dead flea bodies--- yay!! We groomed them a few times through out the day, by about 2 PM they were hardly scratching, whereas they had been constantly scratching to the point of getting scabs :( . Anyway, it has been 5 days, and they only scratch like normal cats. I have not combed a single flea out for 3 days. I did drop a flea onto one and it jumped off IMMEDIATELY then landed on the carpet and jumped a few times, then...

United States on Jun 17, 2013

notinksanymore: This review may be a little premature because I just put it on my kitten last night, but I'm so happy I have to tell everyone how wonderful this stuff is! I got the kitten when he was six-weeks-old. The poor thing was already infested at that young age. I tried the dishsoap bath and flea comb routine, but I couldn't get them all, so I took him to a vet to see if there was anything to do. The vet gave me Frontline spray, said it was safe for kittens as soon as they are weaned. Turns out it's safe because it doesn't do anything! At eight weeks old I tried a flea shampoo that was reputed to be gentle and safe for kittens. A few died during the bath, but that may have been from drowning, so I can't tell really how effective the shampoo was. So at nine weeks old the poor kitten is as infested as ever, and only weighs 2.5 pounds (I thought he had to be 5 pounds to use Advantage). My heart is breaking for the poor kitty, and frankly I was getting pretty tired of the constant vacuuming. So I googled Advantage just to see if they had something, and I found the drops for kittens! This product is fantastic! An hour after application, the fleas were literally falling off of him, dead and...

United States on Sep 15, 2012