Advantage XD Small Cat Flea Prevention & Treatment For Cats 1.8-9lbs. | 2-Topical Doses, 2-Months of Protection Per Dose

I’ve used this on my cats for years, and it never fails!

This helped getting rid of fleas on my 4 cats. I got enough product for the four of them and used this treatment along with a dawn dish soap bath and gone!! Def recommend getting this!!!

It worked right away, about 2 hours. The trouble I had was with the packaging and the little dropper. The small application dropper was hard to squeeze; when you did, you really didn't know if it got to the cat's neck. Other than that I would buy again.

I use this on one of the large neighborhood cats to help with his fleas. It seems to work really well for him. He is always highly insulted when I put it on, but in the end, it really helps his comfort level.

Has worked well, ensure you have it tight around the neck as if it is too loose it isn’t as effective and you will still see fleas. Once tight it cleaned them all out

Advantage XD I’m am not happy with. I will not put it on my kitten again. She is 8 months old, 6-7 pounds and it made her fur sticky and hard clumps/mats at application site. I applied it directly to her skin as instructed and of course it has to spread as all the topical products do, but it’s not an oily feel on the fur when it disperses, it’s made her fur very clumpy and sticky. It made mats in her fur at the site. I tried to wet her fur down, wipe it off with a wash cloth and a baby wipe and tried brushing her, but it’s pulling and hurting her to do so. It’s like a thin layer of dried syrup on that spot of her head/neck. When I brushed her, so much fur came out of that area I worried she was going to have an allergic skin reaction like a few of the reviews said, luckily skin irritation hasn’t happened. I really am dissatisfied with the product. I have used Advantage II on my previous cats and never have had this happen. The fur on the application site would get a little oily, but not dry like this. I figured I would try the XD since it’s every other month, but this changed my mind so I will not be using it again. Her silky fur is so gross to the touch right now in that area, I am so sad and disappointed. It may be doing its job with the fleas, I really don’t know cause I wanted to use it as a precaution on her. She is strictly indoor but we have a dog (which takes a flea preventative) that goes outside and could bring one in and we don’t want one to move over to her and infest her. After the 2 months are up and she is due for another treatment, I will be looking for a different product. Thankfully I only bought one dose of this stuff.

The day before the hurricane, we were rescued a mother, and two of her three babies sadly, we could not get the third she stayed hidden under a trailer. No one could seem to catch her, especially without hurting her. We were sick about it because it was quite a storm. Bittersweet we got her two days later, but she only lived two weeks. I don’t know besides being runt might’ve been going on. she took to me right away and the whole time here except to go potty she was sleep on my neck cuddled me. She ate well, but never gained weight because of the storm. There were no vets to get to right away. I don’t know if she had a seizure or what but we lost her anyway, this is about the product. I couldn’t put it on the babies. They were too small, but I put it on and what’s great is. It’s good for two months. That evening she had stopped scratching and running a flea come through. Her did not produce very much I am about to order another pack, it was also safe for her because often on they still nurse I did buy the three pack of the regular as well for the three kittens at the time. The surviving to are little chunky monkeys Free of fleas, I have another pack coming for them also. i’d love to use the one on mama on all of them, but it’s just not affordable right now we inherited a small colony of cats besides our hurricane babies Please everyone if you only have a couple of cats please get them fixed. You don’t realize how fast they pop them out most of the time they are inbred You are lucky if they live two weeks. The majority of the time the mothers will reject them almost immediately. They know the babies have problems so they tend to address the healthier. It’s a bit like triage for people you try to save the healthiest that will survive. look around there are places with low cost fees. We only have one. It’s hard to get appointments, but it’s only $35. You are going to pay a lot more than that and cat food and talk about MEDICAL. If you love animals stop them from breeding kittens are grown by about six weeks of age and become little teenagers, I love them all but for people that want kittens you don’t keep them that long and stop the madness

Great value and it works