Make sure to carefully read the Advantage II for Dogs product guide before purchasing and applying this product on your pet.
Bayer Advantage® II provides dual protection against fleas and lice. It kills 98% to 100% of fleas on a dog within 24 hours of treatment. Fleas, eggs, and larvae also die when they come into contact with dead skin from an animal treated with Advantage® II.
*Flea shampoos, medicated shampoos, shampoos designed for humans, and dish detergents are not recommended.
Once applied, Advantage® II is not absorbed through the skin. It spreads in a thin layer and binds to the sebum of the animal's skin. Upon contact with the treated skin and coat, fleas and lice become paralyzed and die.
Advantage® II not only kills adult fleas on contact but also, thanks to pyriproxyfen (an insect growth regulator) it contains, prevents flea eggs and larvae from developing into the next stage and effectively kills them. Pyriproxyfen is distributed throughout the home on hair and dead skin shed by the dog.
Advantage® II comes in a pre-measured applicator tube tailored to your dog's weight. It spreads easily on the skin to ensure flea protection across the entire body on contact.
Ingredients: imidacloprid, pyriproxyfen
GUARANTEED COMPOSITION: Imidacloprid 9.1% and pyriproxyfen 0.46%
Dogs 7 weeks or older weighing more than: Apply the entire contents of the tube evenly at six to eight spots along the top of the back, from the shoulders to the base of the tail. Monthly reapplication is necessary for recurring infestations or if preventative flea control is desired. If retreatment becomes necessary before 4 weeks, a 7-day interval is required before the next application.
Advantage® II is applied topically (on the skin) and kills fleas on contact, so they do not need to bite to be killed. With oral medications, fleas must bite to be killed.
Advantage® II should be applied once a month and can be used year-round to prevent flea infestations.
Yes. Humans and other animals can unknowingly bring fleas into the home. Immature fleas can remain dormant until conditions are favorable for them to develop into adults, at which point they infest pets. This is why it is important to also treat pets that live exclusively indoors.
No. All cats and dogs in the home should be treated, as the infested pet is likely to spread fleas to other animals in the same environment.
Advantage® II is approved for use on dogs and puppies 7 weeks and older, as well as cats and kittens 8 weeks and older.
