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Old 18-06-2008, 11:35 AM
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Advocate Flea Treatment

Can anyone tell me the cheapest place to buy it from?

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never heard of it, i use frontline combi......
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Re: Advocate Flea Treatment

oh, i was told frontline was the one to go for because its stronger :S

its only recently become available to buy publicly. at my vets they do it for 20 for 3 pipettes, i have found it for 18 for 6 pipettes, just wandering if anyone knows of it even cheaper
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Re: Advocate Flea Treatment

i use frontline too. i have heard of advocate but thought it was only for dogs. i may be wrong but isnt its a flea and worm treatment?
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Re: Advocate Flea Treatment

I get my stuff from Pedmeds.co.uk
They have frontline 6 for £16.59
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i use frontline too. i have heard of advocate but thought it was only for dogs. i may be wrong but isnt its a flea and worm treatment?
Ah yes it is!
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Re: Advocate Flea Treatment

You found Advocate for £18 for 6 pipettes?
That's a very good price and I dont think you'll find anywhere cheaper.

Can I be cheeky and ask where
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Re: Advocate Flea Treatment

There's Frontline Combo and Frontline Spot On. Combo is prescription only but Spot On is not. Spot On can be found for as little as £15 online (for 6), Combo is more expensive at £25.

As far as we could find out, Combo kills fleas and flea eggs whereas Spot On only kills the fleas.

This Advocate stuff sounds like it could be good if it worms as well.
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You found Advocate for £18 for 6 pipettes?
That's a very good price and I dont think you'll find anywhere cheaper.

Can I be cheeky and ask where
It would appear that i was wrong about the price i dont know where i got 18 from :S

Here you go

thats the cheapest i found so far
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It would appear that i was wrong about the price i dont know where i got 18 from :S

Here you go

thats the cheapest i found so far

I have that place bookmarked already thanks
To be honest I think theirs is still a good price and whats more you dont need a vets prescription (if you look at other places you need a prescription) to get it which could also have an effect on the end price as most vets have found a way to charge you if you ask for one.
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