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Ask your vet about it, anon. They can give you a more educated answer than anything you'll find here, on TVm or through google.

That being said, apparently the main ingredient (and only active one) is cedar oil. Here's a good resource from a veterinarian about organic alternatives to vet recommended F/T, like cedar oil and garlic: http://www.boltonvet.com/?p=645

From the same resource, here's a list of products vets prefer (including advantix/advantage, nexgard, revolution, etc): http://www.boltonvet.com/?p=359

Note that even though they're expensive, you don't need a RX for these products. So the vets aren't recommended Advantage over Wondercide because they're making money off it, but because they actually believe the former is safer and more effective for your pet. Considering you have to spray the wondercide every day for it to be effective, it might actually be cheaper to pay the $15/month for the topical or pill, even if it seems from a distance like a $25 bottle is cheaper than a $115 box of twelve.

Speaking of price, the cheapest prices for F/T are always online, not at the vet. Here's one of my favorite: http://www.drsfostersmith.com

Again, the best thing to do is ask your vet and see what they recommend. Thanks for caring enough to take good care of your pet, anon. Good luck this warm-weather season!

Always discuss treatments for your pets with a vet. They have access to your dog's health records and can help you make a decision.

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