Bayer Animal Health Advantage II Kitten 4-Pack

Works well be careful with Thea and tick products for cats and kittens. What works on a dog may not work in a cat. Stay away from hartz and supermarket products. Get from veterinary or pet supply

When I first got my kitten, she was COVERED in fleas. She'd apparently spent her early life outside, but she was too adorable and cuddly for me to want to keep her outside when she fell into my lap. The thing was, I was having to give her baths at least once a week and I'd tried a few different flea treatments from our local pet stores. Apart from that, I wasn't really sure what to do. I wasn't a big fan of the idea of trying another flea treatment that looked just like the ones that I'd already tried, but I kept seeing countless recommendations on the internet for this particular treatment, so I tried it. It took two rounds before I realized that I hadn't seen fleas roaming freely on her face anymore, and I've kept it up. She's been doing great. No irritation AND no fleas. I'm happy. I'll keep buying this, albeit the type for older cats, since my kitten has outgrown the kitten version by now.

We used this for a kitten and a rabbit. Good results on both.

This was recommended by a vet to me to treat a few stray fleas on my rabbit, who comes in and outside. She's an angora, so getting fleas in that long fluff is a pain!!This got rid of them for the most part and caused no reaction.

My exotic vet recommended switching back and forth between prescription Revolution and this to control fleas on my pet bunnies, and it definitely works.

I used this for a 4lb bunny that I rescued that was flea infested. Vet approved it. This worked great. We did 2 months of Revolution at first and he still had fleas. So I tried this stuff and it got rid of them completely.

This product did not work for my cats. One week from application all three cats had fleas. I believe the fleas are no longer sensitive to this product. We had been using Advantage II on our cats and dog for the past two years without any problem. It wasn't until this summer that we noticed it was no longer working. My vet recommended Cheristin for all three cats and Nexgard (oral) for our dog. We just administered the new meds today so I will have to wait and see how they work. As far as for Advantage II, I would recommend that first time buyers buy a single pack only. This way if the product doesn't work you are not out $80 and left with five doses that you can't use.

No fleas on the babies!!! I can tell when it's time to re-apply as they start scratching. We are in "flea country" no matter what we do to get rid of them... At the rate they are growing, may need to move to next size by the time need to re-order.