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Advantage Multi for Dogs



PRODUCT INFOAdvantage Multi for dogs is a topical pesticide treatment used to prevent heartworm disease, kill ear mites and flea infestations. This product is also used to control whipworm, roundworm, and hookworm infestations in dogs over seven weeks of age.


WHAT THIS PRODUCT CURES
Advantage Multi for dogs is used to prevent heartworm disease, kill ear mites and flea infestations, and control whipworm, roundworm, and hookworm infestations in dogs over seven weeks of age.

PET SYMPTOMS

ADV3 Advantage Multi for Dogs
ADV3 Advantage Multi for Dogs


An ear mite is a microscopic insect that lives in both animal and human ears. The ear mite resembles a slight resemblance to that of a tick, having several legs and crawls around inside the ear. The most commonly seen species of ear mite is the Otodectes cynotis in veterinary medicine. The name of this species literally means ear bitter of dogs, although, over 90 percent of ear mites infections in cats is due to this species. These eight legged ear mites love to crawl around the inside of the ear, feeding on oils and wax of the inner ear which poses to be an extreme irritant to pets. The first sign a pet owner will take note of is scratching of the ears. Pets also exhibit, rubbing their ears across the floor, rolling about and shaking their heads. When examining the ears, pet owners will note a dark, coffee ground looking substance as well as a dark colored wax. The pinna (external ear) will be swollen, red, and inflamed due to scratching from the pet.

Fleas attach themselves to pets in order to consume their blood. As these tiny pests take their blood meals, the skin inflames causing pets to itch and scratch excessively. The dog flea; Ctenocephalides canis, are tiny, just 1-5 mm in size having flat bodies. Pet owners may not be able to view the fleas themselves but will be able to view a product known as flea dander. Flea dander appears as black dirt within the pet’s hair, this so called dirt is in fact digested blood defecated by the flea. Fleas not only infect the dog themselves but act as a vector for tapeworms and bartonellosis disease.
Parasites cause a great deal of healthy problems to the pet as well as to pregnant females as these worms can infect cats and dog before they are born. Vomiting, dry textured hair, loss of weight, blood in the stool, diarrhea, and an overall poor condition, are just a few of the commonly seen symptoms. Internal parasites can inter the pet in a number of ways; flea infestations, contaminated water, infected food products, mosquitoes, and fecal contamination are all ways a cat can become infected.
PET AILMENTS
As a pet owner, it is difficult to prevent external parasitic infestation during warm months. In order to keep your pet’s healthy; dedication to treatments and proper care is a must. Pet aliments associated with these conditions include; anemia, lethargy, purities, hairless, weight loss, and otitis.