Amazon Basics Flea, Tick & Mosquito Topical Treatment for X-Large Dogs (over 55 pounds), 6 Count (Previously Solimo)

I purchased the Amazon Basics Flea, Tick & Mosquito treatment for our pets, and I’m really impressed with the results! As a pet owner with multiple furry friends, it’s crucial to keep them protected from pests, especially since we spend a lot of time outdoors. This product has been a game-changer in keeping our pets comfortable and pest-free.Long-Lasting and Effective ProtectionWe’ve been using this product for a few weeks now, and I’ve already noticed a significant reduction in fleas, ticks, and mosquito bites on our pets. It works quickly, and the protection lasts for a long time, making it a great option for those who want to keep their pets safe during outdoor activities.Safe and Gentle on PetsI love that this treatment is gentle yet effective, ensuring our pets stay comfortable without any harsh side effects. Our pets didn’t show any signs of irritation, which is always a concern with other pest treatments. It’s suitable for dogs and cats, making it a versatile product for households with both.Easy to ApplyApplying the treatment was straightforward—no mess, no hassle. The product comes in easy-to-use applicators, so I just apply it directly to our pets’ skin and let it do its job. It’s a quick, stress-free process that ensures we never miss a dose.Great Value for the PriceConsidering the effectiveness of the product, the value for the price is fantastic. You get long-lasting protection without breaking the bank, which is always a win. I feel confident knowing our pets are protected from fleas, ticks, and mosquitoes at a price that doesn’t strain our budget.Final Verdict: Essential for Pet Owners Who Love the OutdoorsIf you’re looking for an affordable, effective solution to protect your pets from fleas, ticks, and mosquitoes, the Amazon Basics Flea, Tick & Mosquito treatment is an excellent choice. It’s gentle on pets, long-lasting, and provides the protection needed for outdoor adventures.✔ Pros: Effective, long-lasting, gentle on pets, easy to apply, great value✘ Cons: None—this product does exactly what it promises!Would I buy it again? Yes! We’ve already seen such positive results.

Reviews would help if they did not write a book about it. Either it works good, half way or not at all. I’m going to try because the Adventist II is what I’m using and expensive

Minnesota has had a huge influx in ticks this year and my poor Wyoming pup had to deal with them for the first time. We bought this in hopes to help and it did for the most part - we did still find them stuck to her but they were dead and squishy (with and without blood in them). It did seem to lose effectiveness the closer we got to when she needed another treatment (it says once a month and we noticed less effectiveness around that three week mark). It did actually seem to help with keeping the mosquitoes off of her though!It may be helpful to note that we live in an area with a large amount of trees and tell grass as well so the amount of ticks out here is INSANE. Our issues may not be the products fault, could just be our environment!

I have been using this as a cheaper alternative to K9 Advantix II for a while now, and have had no issues with my dogs picking up parasites. I love the value and effectiveness. The downside is it is a lot more liquid to apply, and you do a straight line down their spine rather than a few drops, so you have to be a lot more careful about your contact with the topical when touching your dog. I find I have to do a few passes over to make sure I actually get all of the topical applied.

Good quality!

The media could not be loaded. For years I had used the Advantix II brand. When using it I saw absolutely no fleas. But it's expense had me looking fora cheaper alternative that worked just as good. Eventually, such products started to appear. Except for packaging, the generics such as Advecta and such all seemed to work just as good. In fact after a few months use you could actually start to skip months and still controlled the fleas. The only real differences between the brand and it generics was the delivery system. Most of these required you cut the package in order to deliver the med;I didn't like that. Then I saw this product and its much lower price and thought my ship had finally arrived.I liked the packaging. It could be easier to open; people with arthritis will learn new choice words opening this but for others it's okay.But its efficacy leaves a lot of doubt. This was my first time using this brand and for the first time since using these products on my dogs, I see fleas. And usually after only a couple of weeks of application. Another thing is that when I apply it, my dogs start scratching: is it because it's starting to work or starting to irritate their skin? I dunno.I will not be buying these again. I'd rather cough up a few more bucks than see my fur babies scratching.

This did not work to help solve my flea problem. My dogs are not infested but get some from the yard when I take them out to go potty. They come from the many feral cats and opossums that come into the yard. I treated my dogs and after one week I found 6 huge pregnant looking fleas fleas on one of them. My other dog who is wearing a Seresto collar only had two tiny ones. I do believe this product is the same as Advantix which I had used the prior month with the same results thinking I might have had a knock off product and that’s why it didn’t work. Unfortunately after more research I found out that there are strains of fleas that are resistant to this product. The website todays veterinary practice dot com has an article “ The Flea-Infested Pet: Overview of Current Products” that was very helpful in explaining the difference in products and effectiveness. Hopes this helps someone. If K9 Advantix does work for your dogs than I do believe this product will as well. But for those in my situation you will have to use another product.