Is Advocate better than Advantage? What's the difference for my pet?

I would advise against this. Advocate is fairly complete except tick prevention. If you have concerns about ticks, I recommend to switch to something like Simparica and Intercepor or you can use a collar specifically for ticks called a Preventic collar. It is designed to be worn by dogs who have flea products on. I hope this is helpful and please feel free to post any additional questions.

The difference is that Advantix kills and repels fleas, ticks and mosquitoes, kills lice and also repels biting flies. In comparison, Frontline kills but does not repel fleas, ticks or lice and has no effect on mosquitoes or biting flies. Now, that being said, I've also had many cases where Advantix treated dogs still came in with ticks on them and dogs with Frontline had less occurrence of this happening. The spray is for spot treating and is different than using the monthly preventive. Either preventive is fine to use. If you notice ticks still or fleas, then switch to a different product would be my recommendation. I hope this helps!

[Advantage II](https://www.petco.com/shop/en/petcostore/brand/advantage?utm_source=PetCoach&utm_medium=questions&utm_campaign=bayeradvantage) flea prevention is applied to your dog topically, spreading over the skin and hair. It kills fleas through contact, which means that fleas don't have to bite your dog to be exposed to the preventive. On the other hand, with oral flea medications, fleas are killed only after biting your dog and ingesting the medication. One flea bite can lead to an allergic reaction in sensitive dogs. Additionally, some oral flea preventives last as long as 12 weeks. Pet parents may find this more convenient. Most topicals must be applied every 4 weeks. Regardless, either product must be applied or administered regularly and following label directions in order for it to be effective.

Advocate is not effective against tapeworms. I recommend you get your vet to identify the worms to ensure they are indeed tapeworms so the safest and most appropriate treatment can be prescribed. There are very few treatments available for tapeworm and they are mostly oral products

Generally we recommend to give advocate first followed later by drontal but as a rule the two products do not have any additive effects or reactions. Non-urgent meds are usually best separated and advocate and drontal should be separated because of the flea-tapeworm lifestyle. Certain fleas contain tapeworm larvae which hatch when swallowed; once you have killed all the fleas you would then follow on with tablet to kill any tapeworms. Monitor for any strange behaviors and report to your vet with this history of it occurs within 24hrs but this is very unlikely

Hi there! Both are quite safe and effective in my experience. Bravecto covers fleas and ticks, while Advantage Multi covers heartworms, intestinal parasites, and fleas. You could use either one (or both) depending on what you need in your area.

Advantix is not protecting you dog against heartworm so it's not a very good option, you would want a product that covers also for heartworm such as Revolution or Advocate (although heartworm is not a real concern if you live in Bosnia). here is alink that will provide you all the information you need regarding heartworm: https://www.heartwormsociety.org/pet-owner-resources/heartworm-basics