
Advantage 40 - 4 x 0.4 ml - Antiparasitic pipettes for cats and rabbits - ELANCO
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AdvanPro Combo 6 pipettes ELANCO is a spot-on solution intended for cats and ferrets according to the laboratory's indications. Its formulation combines two active substances recognised in the fight against external parasites.
Fipronil acts on fleas and ticks present on the animal. (S)-methoprene complements this action by targeting the immature stages of fleas. This dual approach helps to control parasitic infestation.
External parasites are present all year round, even when temperatures are moderate. Regular monitoring and suitable protection help maintain the cat's wellbeing.
The 6 pipettes packaging is particularly suited to owners wishing to plan several months of antiparasitic treatment.
This format allows for a ready-to-use stock when parasitic risk increases. It is also suitable for households with several cats requiring regular management of external parasites.
AdvanPro Combo is designed to fit into a comprehensive flea control strategy. By limiting the development of immature stages, it helps reduce parasitic pressure in the animal's immediate environment.
Developed by ELANCO, this product benefits from the expertise of a laboratory recognised in the field of animal health.
There is no single pipette suited to all cats. The choice depends on weight, age, environment and the intensity of parasitic risk. Veterinary products combining several active substances often offer a broader action. AdvanPro Combo is among the solutions used to act on both adult fleas and certain immature forms present in the environment.
Antiparasitic pipettes are designed to eliminate fleas present on the animal after application. Some formulations, such as those containing an insect growth regulator, also act on eggs and larvae. This feature helps limit recontamination of the cat and contributes to better control of infestations over time.
Treatments authorised for veterinary use are the benchmarks in antiparasitic control. Spot-on pipettes, tablets and certain collars are among the available solutions. The most suitable treatment always depends on the animal's profile. Veterinary advice can help guide the choice towards the most appropriate solution.
The presence of fleas on a cat can encourage their spread throughout the home. Even though fleas generally prefer animals as hosts, they can occasionally bite humans. It is therefore recommended to treat the affected animal promptly and to clean textiles, bedding and resting areas to reduce the risk of proliferation in the house.