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Activyl Tick Plus?


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Guest whitefawn

Hi everyone-

I was at the beach with my Winnie last week and we both came back home carrying ticks on us! I got this new anti-tick treatment at my vet's and was wondering if anyone had used it before (I'm always nervous using new stuff on her). It's called Activyl Tick Plus.

Thanks!

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We started carrying this product at our clinic-we checked with Ohio State regarding the safety of this product with greyhounds-they said it was safe to use. I personally haven't tried it on my guys yet.

Remember-with this product---no kitties!

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Guest whitefawn

Just a follow up on Activyl Tick Plus - I tried it on my girl and it seems to be working just fine. It did leave a sticky patch on her hair for about 10 days though.

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The only negative feedback we have had was it does leave a residue on the coat longer than frontline does. What you can do is after 4ish days wet a washcloth with rubbing alcohol and wipe the coat down. That's usually all it takes.

FYI-this stuff works amazingly against ticks-since we started using this in our clinic we have not had a single client claim they have even seen a tick---we are in Northern NJ---geographically tick/Lyme central.

Another reminder though--no kitties around this product!

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Guest JoyceJ

This is just the info I was searching for this morning. I've used Frontline Plus for years (different dogs) and only one summer did I have a flea issue. Our vet is not keeping it in stock although he will still special order it for me. And I HATE change.....Was wondering about Activyl Plus and it seems the only negative for the greys is the sticky residue. Still love this site although I don't have much time to visit these days. Thanks and {{Hugs}} for your hounds!!!

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