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Frontline Plus and Advantage Multi?

Species: Dog
Breed: Black Lab
Age: 8-11 years
Can I give my dog Advantage Multi plus the Frontline Plus. I know the Advantage Multi gets fleas but it does not get ticks and that is what I like about the Frontline Plus so can I use them both during the same month, put them on at the same time.

Thanks

Donna


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Online vet, Dr. Marie

Dr. Marie replied:

It is safe to use both products at the same time. Frontline Plus is good for fleas, ticks and heartworm. The main added benefit to adding Advantage Multi would be that Advantage Multi also has intestinal parasite prevention.


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