Advantage XD Large Cat Flea Prevention & Treatment For Cats over 9lbs. | 1-Topical Dose, 2-Months of Protection Per Dose

Cat lovers choose Advantage XD for double the lasting protection against fleas vs. other 1-month options. Advantage XD for large cats and kittens packs two full months of treatment and continuous protection in each dose, so your cat is protected for longer than the traditional 1-month formula. If your cat has already tousled with fleas, you’ll love that Advantage XD topical treatment starts killing fleas through contact in 30 minutes to 4 hours – that means fleas can be eliminated before they bite your cat. And with Advantage XD extended duration formula, that flea prevention remains effective for 8 weeks, outlasting the typical 6-week flea life cycle and preventing reinfestation.

Find Advantage XD topical flea treatment available in a variety of pack sizes, from 2 months protection (1 dose), to 4 months protection (2 doses), or 8 months protection (4 doses). This fragrance-free formula contains Spinetoram, a naturally derived, Green Chemistry Award-winning* ingredient. Advantage XD flea infestation prevention is effective on both indoor and outdoor cats. Your cat should be at least 8 weeks old and weigh over 9 lbs. to use Advantage XD for large cats. Even with the squirmiest of kittens and cats, application is easy. The single, topical, spot-on application goes on the back of your cat’s neck at the base of the skull. You’ll simply place the tip of the tube on the skin and squeeze the tube to expel the entire contents directly on the skin. It's easier than a flea collar, and there are no hard-to-swallow pills; this topical treatment goes on in seconds. See product label for more information.

For the ultimate convenience in care, Advantage XD is available over the counter – no prescription needed. Once Advantage XD is applied, your cat is ready to get right back to exploring the outdoors or finding a cozy spot for a nap, while you get to enjoy peace of mind. *US EPA Presidential Green Chemistry Challenge. Designing Greener Chemicals Award. 2008.