What to do if your dog has an adverse reaction to Advantix?
Although extremely rare when Advantix is used at the recommended dosage, if your dog has an adverse reaction consult your vet immediately.
How does Flea and tick medicine affect cats?
An adverse reaction to any of these toxins will affect the cat’s nervous system, reversibly prolonging sodium conductance in nerve axons, which result in repetitive nerve discharges. These reactions occur more frequently in cats than in dogs due to a higher sensitivity.
How long does it take for Advantix to kill a tick?
Advantix still kills 90 per cent of ticks after 28 days and up to 95 per cent of mosquitoes are repelled from biting. Advantix has been specifically developed for dogs and is not intended for cats or other animals.
When to take your cat to the vet for poisoning?
Cats with abnormally low body temperatures, such as after bathing, anesthesia, or sedation, are also predisposed to clinical signs of toxic poisoning. Your veterinarian will perform a thorough physical exam on your cat, taking into account the background history of symptoms and possible incidents that might have precipitated this condition.
What to do if your dog takes K9 Advantix?
Seek immediate veterinary care if you believe your cat has been exposed to the medication. If you have a multiple pet household, separating your dogs after application is advised. The best method for separation is to apply the medication at night and then either crate your dog or put your cat in a room with a closed door.
Can a dog with epilepsy take Advantix 2?
I am quite positive the Advantix 2 caused his seizures and I think that product should be taken off the market. Since seizures are listed as a side effect I think Bayer should at the least recommend that their product NOT be used on dogs with epilepsy.
What happens if you give your cat Advantix?
Cats do not process the medications within Advantix in the same manner dogs do. Poisoning can occur if you use it on your cat. In addition, if your cat ingests the medication, death can occur. Seek immediate veterinary care if you believe your cat has been exposed to the medication.
When to take your cat to the vet for a seizure?
If a seizure lasts longer than five to 10 minutes then it’s called “status epilepticus,” and is a medical emergency; you should take your cat for emergency veterinary care immediately. However, you should take your cat to see your vet following any seizure just to get a full checkup and diagnosis.
