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FRONTLINE Spot On Flea & Tick Treatment for Cats
KILLS FLEAS, TICKS & LICE
FRONTLINE Spot On is the original flea and tick spot-on formulafrom FRONTLINE, first used by vets, now available without a prescription.Once applied, the treatment will protect cats from fleas, ticks and lice -use monthly all year round.
FRONTLINE Spot On is a veterinary medicine witha robust safety profile. It can be applied to cats from 8 weeks of age that weigh at least 1 kg. It can also be used in pregnancy and on nursing queens.
If your cat is unwell, please see your vet for advice before you apply a flea treatment. frontline Spot On for catsis not suitable for use on rabbits.
Available in 1, 3 and 6 dose packs.
FRONTLINE Spot On Flea & Tick Treatment for (S,M,L,XL) Dog
KILLS FLEAS, TICKS & LICE
FRONTLINE Spot On is the original flea and tick spot-on formula from FRONTLINE, first used by vets, now available without a prescription.Once applied, the treatmentwill protect dogs from fleas, ticks and lice -use monthly all year round.
FRONTLINE Spot On is a veterinary medicine with a robustsafety profile. It can be applied to dogs from 8 weeks of age that weigh at least 2 kg. It can also be used in pregnancy and on nursing bitches.
Bathing/shampooing/water exposure does not affect the efficacy of the product as long as it doesn’t occur more than once a week.
If your dog is unwell, please see your vet for advice before you apply a flea treatment.
FRONTLINE Spot On for dogs is not suitable for use on rabbits.
Available in 1, 3 and 6 dose packs
All prices include VAT where applicable.
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I have tried cheaper version but always go back to frontline it's the best
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Use all the time
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I have used this product for many years once a month on all of my dogs. Never had any problems with fleas.
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This what I use for my Labrador Hearing Dog and have used it for years as it is prescribed by the Charity and it seems quite effective and easy to apply
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Great product, I just wish someone could put it on my cats for me!
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Below are some recent questions we've received regarding FRONTLINE Spot On Flea & Tick Treatment Dogs & Cats, including answers from our team.
Caroline Hirst
How to apply the liquid so it actually sinks into the flesh and you do not loose it running off.
The hair should be parted and the product applied diretctly onto the skin on the back of the neck, between the shoulder blades. You can apply the pipette in multiple places if you are finding it is running of the coat easily.
Gill
Is it safe to use on Old English Sheepdogs and collie types
Yes Frontline is safe to use on Old English Sheepdogs and Collies. It contains Fipronil which does not casue any issues in these breeds. You are probably thinking of ivermectin based flea/wormers, these can be an issue in certain genetically predisposed Collies. However Frontline does not contain this.
Patricia Davies
I won’t buy any treatment for my cats without knowing what it is I’m buying.
What is the active ingredient in this product please?
Regards
The active ingredient in Frontline Spot On is Fipronil.
Lisa
My dog weighs 23 kg so just in the 20-40 kg group for Frontline flea treatment. Will he be ok to have the whole pipette? He's 9 months old. Thanks
Frontline is a very safe product that has been tested to ensure that any doses within the recommended ranges are safe. I would follow the dose guidelines and give the 20-40kg dose. Even if your dog was 20.1kg I would still be advising you use this dose. Underdosing can lead to a lack of effect of the product and so is not advised.
Lianne Walker
How often should you flea them
Frontline treatment is recommended to be repeated every 4 weeks.
Nicola
Are there different pippette sizes depending upon the weight of cats?
Hello Nicola,
There is only one pipette available for cats as this particular treatment covers cats weighing between 1kg-8kg.
Hope this helps.
Marella smith
Hello,
I believe my girl dog maybe a few days pregnant. Is front line safe to use on her if she is pregnate please. I don't want to put the pups at risk
Yes, Frontline is safe to use in breeding, pregnant and lactating bitches.
Laura Lowe
Is frontline OK to use for puppies
Hi Laura, Frontline can be used on puppies over 8 weeks old and weighing over 2kg. I can see that Milo (4kg) is registered on your account, and if he is the puppy you wish to treat, you just need to wait another week and then he can be treated with a pipette of Frontline 2-10kg.
Kiefer
I brought frontline for my kitten who is 1.25kg but i just need to know if i use this every 4 weeks on him.??
Yes that is correct, you should use it every 4 weeks to maintain effective flea control.
Kirsty Sharratt
I ordered frontline for my kitten who is 14 weeks and he is just weighing over 1kg, i had to purchase stonghold from the vets as he was too light for this before. As hes now just over 1kg is stonghold fine to use on him and do i use the whole pipet or half every 4 weeks.??
As long as your kitten is over 8 weeks of age and 1kg in bodyweight, you can use Frontline Spot-on.
For Stronghold (which does worms as well but needs a vet's prescription) there are different sizes available, though your vet might not sell all of them. The kitten size of Stronghold is safe to use once the kitten is over 6 weeks of age, regardless of bodyweight. A normal 6 week kitten is never over 1kg but this is not a problem in fact.
Frontline Spot-on is still a great product to use for routine flea and tick control, but you need to do something else as well for worm control. (Stronghold does not treat ticks, so if these are a concern in your area, you probably need Frontline for them anyway.)
