FAQ

Yes, dogs can get norovirus, but it's rare and usually occurs when they're exposed to infected humans or contaminated environments. Most cases in dogs are mild and self-limiting.

Yes, you can feed your dog homemade food daily, but only if it's balanced and formulated with guidance from a veterinary nutritionist.

Veterinarians do not universally recommend homemade dog food unless it's formulated under veterinary guidance to ensure it is nutritionally complete and safe.

Homemade dog food can be healthier if it's properly balanced and prepared under veterinary guidance, but it's not automatically superior to commercial food.

Homemade dog food offers benefits like better taste, ingredient control, improved digestion, allergy management, and healthier coats when recipes are balanced and prepared with veterinary guidance.

Yes, Advantage Multi can cause side effects in cats, including mild behavioral changes, application site reactions, vomiting, or rarely, neurologic signs.

Advantage Multi begins killing fleas on contact shortly after application and provides protection against parasites within hours, lasting for 30 days.

Yes, Advantage Multi can cause side effects in cats and ferrets, including mild behavioral changes, application site reactions, vomiting, and, rarely, neurologic signs.

Advantage Multi for Cats starts killing fleas through contact within hours and maintains protection for 30 days after a single topical application.

Yes, Advantage Multi can cause side effects in cats, including mild behavioral changes, gastrointestinal issues, skin reactions, and, rarely, neurological symptoms.