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FRONTLINE Spray is the original form of the popular flea treatment. FRONTLINE is usually used as FRONTLINE Spot On, but there are occasions when applying as a spray is more suitable. This can be more difficult to apply, but in some situations is more effective, and there is a longer activation of the treatment. FRONTLINE Spray is licensed for use in both cats and dogs — it should not be used on rabbits.
Please note: this product was previously POM-V now has been relicensed as NFA-VPS.
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Great stuff carnt recommend it enough .
Customer recommends this product
This spray never fails to eliminate fleas fast and efficiently. I use it on a particularly large cat who has a skin allergy because he doesn't respond to drops or other sprays.
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This product is easy to use and highly effective.
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The product its self is brilliant but you need the house spray to accompany it if you want to eradicate the problem
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Have used this product for many years on our pups and it is lot cheaper than buying it through the vet.
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Below are some recent questions we've received regarding FRONTLINE Spray for Dogs & Cats, including answers from our team.
Helen Stone
We walk our Labrador dogs in Sandringham Estate where there has been the first case for over two years of the above disease. Want to use a topical mite spray prior to walking. Is this the best product?
Thank you
Vets aren't exactly sure what causes Seasonal Canine Illness or Disease (SCI/SCD) in dogs currently. However the most likely theory is an association with harvest mites as many dogs were infested with them upon diagnosis. Harvest mites normally are completely harmless, feeding on dead skin, but it is worth preventing against them if you are concerned.
Fipronil based sprays will do this and Frontline spray is a good example of an appropriate spray. It should be sprayed onto affected areas that come into contact with the mites. These can be any area that contacts the ground/grass:
- The feet, particularly inbetween the toes
- The underside of the belly
- The neck/back of the ears and armpits can sometimes be affected
Frontline spray is not licensed to kill harvest mites but it's ingredient fipronil has been proven to do this off license.
Sian Joseph
Can buy this product in pet shop
Yes you can buy this product from our online pet shop, you can place your order online or by ringing our customer services on 01582 842096.
Fiona
Can this be used on 6 week old pups?
Yes, Frontline Spray can be safely used on puppies from 2 days old.
rachael
Is this the spray recommended for use in feather mites (horses)
Yes, Frontline spray can be an effective treatment for feather mites in horses. You will need to clip the feathers off first to allow contact with the skin first. Unlike Frontline spot-ons the spray is prescription only.
