Tri Force For Dogs and Cats - Flea, Tick and Mosquito Triple Control

Tri Force for dogs and cats is a new product with a similar purpose to K9 Advantix, to control not only fleas and ticks, but to repel and kill mosquitoes as well. However, Tri Force is available in both dog and cat versions, each with different ingredients, whereas K9 Advantix is only available for dogs. By offering a feline version, Tri Force is one of the few available topical mosquito repellant flea control pet meds products for use on cats. For 100% heartworm prevention, it should always be used in conjunction with a heartworm preventative product such as heartgard, however, by repelling mosquitoes TriForce helps add an extra level of protection against deadly heartworm disease. TriForce contains Nylar, an insect growth inhibitor to help control fleas in all life cycle stages including pupa and larvae. TriForce meds start working quickly, in 1 to 3 hours, and they continue to offer comprehensive protection for up to 4 weeks.

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Buy Tri Force Online: comprehensive monthly topical for protection against fleas, ticks and mosquitoes An Important Note About Applying Flea-Tick-Mosquito Control Products To Cats It is very important to note that many ingredients in flea control products for dogs cannot be given to cats. As a matter of fact some ingredients such as Permethrin, often found in mosquito repellant products, are so toxic to cats that topicals containing Permethrin should not even be applied to a dog if there is a chance that a cat may be exposed to it by licking or grooming that dog. In other words, play it safe and never give a flea, tick or mosquito control product for dogs to a cat, or, to a dog that is around a cat. Instead, only administer products that are clearly marked as being safe for use on cats. This also true even when you find a product such as TriForce, Promeris or BioSpot that makes both a canine and feline variety. Just because the product has the same name doesn't mean that it has the same ingredients so the dog version can still be dangerous if given to cats. There are a few exceptions including Frontline and Revolution products. These products come in both cat and dog varieties, but contain the same ingredients for each. They make a nice alternative for use on dogs that will be around cats, we've personally used both Frontline and Revolution for years with great success.