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What the equine vet that was here and did the emergency treatment was it 
was probably a reaction to the chemical they use for ticks in Frontline. 
It seemed that the reaction to the Frontline caused him to be sensitive 
to Advantage also. Much like some people who develop an allergy to some 
sort of insect bite, or sting, some food or drug, etc. Each incident 
becomes progressively worse.

Truman

Chris Paus wrote:

> We use Frontline here too. Works great. I've used it on all kinds of 
> dogs and cats and never a problem. Used advantage once on one dog and 
> it didn't seem to work at all. ditto for the Sargent's and other knock 
> off stuff.
> Truman, I wonder if the problem you had with Frontline had something 
> to do with using the advantage first? Makes me wonder. We got a sample 
> of Advantage when we took our puppy to the vet for her first shots. 
> Haven't used anything on her for several months, but it's time to do 
> the Frontline thing here.
> chris


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