Advantus Chewable Flea Treatment for Dogs 4 - 22 lbs. 7 ct. Review

I recently tried out Advantus Imidacloprid 7 Count Flea Chews for my small dog, and I was pleasantly surprised by the results. The product is designed to quickly and effectively kill fleas on dogs within an hour of taking it. It comes in a convenient, savory soft chew that is easy to give to your pet. The active ingredient is Imidacloprid, which is a widely used flea medication that works quickly and reliably.

The chews themselves are small enough that my dog had no problem eating them. He seemed to enjoy the taste as well, which made administering the treatment much easier than expected. I was also impressed with how quickly the chews began working within an hour of taking the chew, my pup was free of any fleas or other parasites.

Advantus Imidacloprid 7 Count Flea Chews are designed for small dogs and puppies aged 10 weeks and older. They are available without a prescription, making them an accessible solution for pet owners who dont want to deal with the hassle of visiting a vets office for medication. Additionally, since one dose can be repeated up to once per day if needed, its easy to get quick relief from flea infestations with this product.

In terms of value for money, Advantus Imidacloprid 7 Count Flea Chews offer good value considering their effectiveness and ease of use. The chews come in a package containing seven individual doses, so you can be sure youre getting enough treatment for your pet. As with any flea medication, its important to follow the instructions carefully and not give your pet more than the recommended dose in order to avoid any health complications or side effects.

Overall, I was very pleased with Advantus Imidacloprid 7 Count Flea Chews and would highly recommend them as an effective solution for treating fleas on small dogs and puppies aged 10 weeks or older. They are easy to use and start killing fleas within one hour of administration, making them a quick and efficient way to rid your pet of pests without having to go through the trouble of visiting a vets office or buying more expensive prescription medications.