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Vet-Recommended Monthly Flea Control for Ferrets
Product Description
Advantage II Flea Treatment for Ferrets is a topical flea control solution intended for ferrets that are at least 10 weeks old and weigh a minimum of 1 lb. This product is formulated without added fragrances, making it suitable for sensitive animals. It works by eliminating adult fleas and targeting flea eggs and larvae, effectively interrupting the flea life cycle. Each package contains two doses, providing up to 2 months of continued flea protection for 1 ferret when applied as directed.
Benefits
- Fast Flea Control: Starts killing adult fleas shortly after application.
- Lifecycle Disruption: Targets flea eggs and larvae to help prevent reinfestation.
- Monthly Protection: Provides up to 30 days of flea control per dose.
- Waterproof Formula: Remains effective after light water exposure once dry.
- Easy Application: Simple topical spot-on treatment applied directly to skin.
Ingredients
|
Ingredient Name |
Purpose |
Percentage |
|
Imidacloprid |
Kills adult fleas |
9.10% |
|
Pyriproxyfen |
Insect growth regulator controlling eggs and larvae |
0.46% |
|
Other Ingredients |
Inactive ingredients |
90.44% |
How to Use
Dosage & Administration Instructions/ Directions for Use
- Age & Weight Use: For ferrets 10 weeks and older weighing at least 1 lb.
- Coat Preparation: Ensure the ferret is dry before application.
- Application Area: Part fur at the base of the skull to expose skin.
- Single Dose Rule: Apply the entire tube contents directly onto the skin.
- Monthly Schedule: Reapply once every month for continued flea protection.
Additional Information
Precautions
- Ferret Use Only: Do not use on other animals.
- Age Restriction: Do not use on ferrets younger than 10 weeks.
- Contact Avoidance: Prevent contact with eyes, mouth, and treated area until dry.
- Child Safety: Keep children away from the application site until fully dry.
- Veterinary Guidance: Consult a veterinarian before use in pregnant or nursing ferrets.
Possible Side Effects
- Skin Irritation: Temporary redness or itching at the application site.
- Digestive Signs: Drooling or mild stomach upset if the product is licked.
- Behavioral Changes: Temporary lethargy or restlessness may occur.
- Sensitivity Monitoring: Observe the ferret after application for reactions.
- Veterinary Care: Seek veterinary advice if side effects persist or worsen.
Shipping & Returns
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For return instructions or product concerns, please refer to our detailed refund policy.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: What is Advantage II Flea Treatment for Ferrets used for?
Ans: Advantage II Flea Treatment for Ferrets is used to treat and help prevent flea infestations on ferrets 10 weeks and older weighing at least 1 lb. The topical formula supports ongoing flea control when applied monthly as directed.
Q2: How do the active ingredients in Advantage II for Ferrets work?
Ans: Advantage II contains imidacloprid and pyriproxyfen. Imidacloprid kills adult fleas on contact, while pyriproxyfen disrupts flea egg and larval development, helping break the flea life cycle with consistent monthly application.
Q3: How often should Advantage II be applied to ferrets?
Ans: Advantage II Flea Treatment for Ferrets should be applied once every month. Maintaining a consistent monthly schedule helps ensure continuous flea protection and reduces the risk of reinfestation.
Q4: How quickly can results be noticed after application?
Ans: Many ferret owners notice a reduction in flea activity within 12 to 24 hours after applying Advantage II. Continued effectiveness typically lasts up to 30 days per dose when used as directed.
Q5: Where should Advantage II be applied on a ferret?
Ans: Advantage II should be applied directly to the skin at the base of the skull by parting the fur. This application site helps ensure proper absorption and reduces the likelihood of the ferret licking the product.
Q6: Is Advantage II Flea Treatment safe for young ferrets?
Ans: Advantage II is safe for ferrets that are at least 10 weeks old and weigh 1 lb or more. Using the product outside the recommended age or weight range is not advised.
Q7: Can ferrets be bathed after applying Advantage II?
Ans: Ferrets can be bathed after the product has fully dried. Allowing sufficient drying time after application helps ensure the treatment remains effective during routine water exposure.
Q8: What precautions should be followed after application?
Ans: Keep the treated area dry and prevent contact with children and other pets until fully dry. Avoid contact with the ferret’s eyes or mouth and monitor for any unusual reactions after application.
Q9: What side effects may occur with Advantage II for Ferrets?
Ans: Some ferrets may experience mild side effects such as temporary skin irritation, drooling, digestive upset, or brief lethargy. These reactions are usually short-lived, but veterinary advice should be sought if symptoms persist.