Put the Win in Winter

Fleas are still active in winter, but by killing them with Advantage, you could win a holiday for the whole family worth over $10,000

You may think fleas go into hibernation in winter, but no, those little blighters keep on biting and breeding, so it is important that you keep treating your cat with monthly applications of Advantage throughout the coldest season.

Fleas are still active in winter

And if you needed any more incentive, you can find it at the brilliant Advantage ‘sNOw FLEAS’ game. Simply visit www.nofleas.com.au and enter your details. Just by registering you will win a two-month FREE Quickflix DVD subscription, and with proof  of purchase you will also go into the draw to win a pet-friendly family holiday valued at over $10,000.

That means the whole family (not just the human members) can enjoy a relaxation-filled trip of a lifetime. Plus with 300 cativity centres on offer for the runners-up, you’ve got a great chance of being a winner.

Kill those fleas!

Kill those fleas!
Play the ‘sNOw FLEAS’ game – the aim is to get your snowboarding flea to earn points by performing tricks and stunts before a drop of Advantage kills it!

Cornelius, the Cat Diaries cat, has had a go and managed to score 1040 points (which is pretty impressive considering he kept trying to chase the mouse rather than click with it). So see if you can beat that!

Of course, the whole point of the game is to keep us mindful of the fact that fleas flock to the same warm parts in the home that your pets love in winter. So don’t forget to apply Advantage every month.

Good luck with the game!

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Congratulations to the winner of the Advantage competition!

Lynette Murray – NSW

“These are our 3 cats.

Buddy our girl who is very shy hides when anyone comes. She hears the garbage truck 2 streets away and hides. She came to us as a kitten mid 2003 after being dumped.

Blackie our black boy who we found in our back shed (that was early 2008). He was so tiny we thought he was a possum; it took us a couple of months to get him used to us… Now he sleeps on the bottom of my bed at night. He is so friendly.

Oscar the easy going grey fellow who moved up here 2 years ago from 2 doors down when another little one moved in down there. He likes it up here and when they try to take him back he take off before they can close the door. We think Blackie must have told Oscar about our place as the boys are great mates. But both are a little jealous of Buddy.”