Sentinel Spectrum Alternatives

[luffy4688]

I usually feed my corgi Sentinel Spectrum medium. I'm not too sure if they've changed the formula or something, but the last 6 pack I got, he absolutely refused to eat them. Even if I coated them in peanut butter, he'd just lick the peanut butter off. The only way I could get him to eat them was if I freeze the tablet inside a ball of peanut butter.

Anyway, I'm just after alternatives that does what Sentinel does around the same price point. Suggestions?

Thanks!

[Taliecat]

I have a fussy pup that's never liked them, I used to dice the tablets up really finely and add them to something pungent like peanut butter and mashed banana or tinned cat food.

We switched to panoramis tablets as they were easier to make them swallow and follow it up with a treat.

[BullBreedBoy]

I use in cmbination Nexgard and Milbemax here and have not had any issues wih either product.

[Sagittarian]

If you're happy to use a spot-on, then Advocate is the closest to Sentinel as it covers fleas, mites, lice, worms (except tapeworm), heartworm etc. Cost is around $1 more for a 6 pack (our price anyway).

Sags

:-)

[Lucky-Dog]

We converted to Panoramis a fair while ago now.

Although we never had a problem with fleas, it means we don't have to worry about them at all.

We only have to give worm tablets every 3 months. :)