Whare can I get plain Advantage ? I divide it up to use on my cats and fear the extra ingredient.
164554
I don't know if they making the advantage anymore. All we carry is the Advantage II.
164555
The packaging has changed, the product and the ingredients have not. They have added the "Do Not Use on Cats" warning to cover their backsides in case someone overdoses their cat. It is the same product. Here is a link to a Bayer Memo advising of the change and stating that there has been NO CHANGE in the formula. http://www.uppet.com/documents/Bayer%20New%20Packaging%202014.pdf
164556
We no longer carry Advantage other than the Advantage II. Let us know if you have any further questions.
164557
I also do this. The box I just finished is Advantage 100 for dogs over 55lbs. This worked just fine for my four cats ages 6 to 18.
459144
none!! This is the BEST cat and dog food that you can use. It contains all good stuff.
170162
I would guess that whatever the additional ingredient(s) is(are) is not palatable to your cats. They have discriminating palates and won't eat what doesn't taste or smell good to them. Plus, cats are quirky. One cat will eat these anywhere, the other will not eat them if I am in the chair in which I feed her treats, as she knows that this is not her usual "green cat treat". If, however, I give her the lyine treat where she naps, she eats it with relish! Works every time! Try a different location with the lysine, perhaps that will work.
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I know it's been said already, but FYI I left these with my cats, not knowing better, and one of them swallowed a great portion, bit it off, and lucky for me, vomited it up while I was away. I'm extremely lucky that I learned this lesson without losing one of my precious family members.
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It's not quite as firm as Petromalt--not like a very solid squirt of Vasoline, say--but I find that my older cat is more likely to finish it as she doesn't have the difficulties of losing a 'chunk' that won't spread or stick. She eats it off the back of my hand & practically scrapes the skin off to make sure it's all gone...I've never had better luck with hairball remedy dosing!
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I do not own a horse, but my cats are not bothered by the flavor of it.I mix the tiny amount intended for cats, with a good amount of wet food and they gobble it.I guess you have a good recipe for paste-like food (for horses ) so you can mix and make it undetectable.
494133
I'm afraid I can't help with that, my cat has her claws. Hopefully someone else knows!
1487510
I would ask a vet about it's ingredients. Sometimes things that are natural and perfectly safe for humans can be poisonous for our pets.
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My cats don't. Just be sure to mix the powder in well with the wet food. If they hit a large enough clump of the powder, it'll be a little bitter for them. A trick I used was to heat the food a little to amplify the smell and taste of the food.
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From what I know the product is mostly for anybody who might want to use it, humans or animals. My cats really like it if that helps, me, not really. I'll stick with red leaf lettuce, scallions and plum tomatoes with olive oil, balsamic vinegar and some croutons.
172152
I would put in a teaspoon full in 8 oz. It says on the bottle how much to use. I do notice that if I put too much in the cats notice the taste.
136166
I use this in combination with a tartar control toothpaste and the oratene water additive. While using this without a toothbrush probably isn't as effective it is certainly better than nothing if your cat won't tolerate the toothbrush.
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I too feed a "friend" .after years of different treatments with frontline etc etc i tried bayer serestoThe first time I bought it it workedThe second time it took a bit to get going..my indoor /outdoor cat is the one who I am treating with itI had her cut and flea bathed before putting it on.I added advantage plus to it and finally am on top of the problemMy uncle who is a vet out of state says you HAVE to get the products from the vets office. he says the others may not be full strength etc etc He uses Frontline Plus so next time that is what I will buy
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Yes, it could possibly help, if your cats respond the way my cats have. When they get too rambunctious with one another I spray some Nature's Miracle on a cloth (or an old sock) and make sure each of the smells it. Then I lay the cloth in the vicinity they are in. If I keep a cloth (refreshing it with the spray a few times a day) in the general are during the day it helps immensely. But you have to keep it up, or they will go back to their old habits. Don't expect one spray per day to do the trick. It has made my life so much easier, and has calmed my cats down.
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I see chemicals as necessary evil. Although the tag says that humans and animals allowed after the liquid dried off, I tend to wait as long as I can to let my cat out. What I do is I spray front yard and let my cat do his bug hunting in the back yard. Than, a week later, I switch.
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I give my cat a half scoop of this product that I also give my dogs. They do make a "cat" formula with a different flavor that is supposed to be more tempting to cats, but mine has no problem eating this one and it's cheaper.
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I have never heard of that unless cats do not like a strong citrus smell....pepper is a great way to keep cats away but have no idea about this being used for that purpose.