Frontline, etc....treatment for worms as well?

[critters]

Oooo--I hadn't heard of Adv. Multi! Thanks! Wonder if it's non-Rx, like regular Adv? I can't tell in that link.

[Catty1]

Here is the website from Bayer, who makes Advantage Multi: http://www.advocate-spot-on.com/

I sent the links to my bosses....Michael will never need bandaids again!

[jazzcat]

Oooo--I hadn't heard of Adv. Multi! Thanks! Wonder if it's non-Rx, like regular Adv? I can't tell in that link.

Pretty sure you have to have a prescription. It's expensive too - about $80 at my vet and it says $67 for a 6 pack at Drs Foster and Smith.

[Catty1]

Just wondering how long the $80 would last for two cats....might be worth it.

[jennielynn1970]

Revolution is for worms as well.
This is from their first paragraph on the site:
We the cats of America deserve freedom from the oppression of our worst enemies: fleas, heartworm, ear mites, hookworm (Anycylostoma tubaeforme) and roundworm (Toxocara cati ). Complete parasite protection begins and ends with Revolution® (selamectin).




My mom and dad use Frontline Plus for all of their cats except one, Lucey, because she get a huge bald spot from it. They put Revolution on Lucey and she does not get an allergic reaction from it at all. It doesn't kill ticks, so she does need a separate topical for that.

[critters]

Pretty sure you have to have a prescription. It's expensive too - about $80 at my vet and it says $67 for a 6 pack at Drs Foster and Smith.

You're right--I just saw it in the KV catalog last night.