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FRONTLINE® SPOT ON for Dogs is the original formula from the UK’s leading flea and tick brand*, FRONTLINE®. It kills fleas and ticks on your dog to help protect them from the discomfort and diseases these parasites cause.
Use it every 4 weeks for optimal protection.**
FRONTLINE® SPOT ON is a clinically proven veterinary medicine that’s available in 1-dose, 3-dose and 6-dose packs. It can be applied to dogs from 8 weeks of age that weigh at least 2 kg. It can also be used on pregnant and lactating dogs.
FRONTLINE® SPOT ON is a topical treatment which goes over your dog’s skin and hair to kill fleas and ticks through contact with them – they don’t have to bite your dog to be killed.
Bathing/shampooing/ water exposure once a week does not affect the product’s effectiveness. Do not bathe your dog or let them swim for 2 days after application.
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.
Legal classification: AVM-GSL
Active ingredients: fipronil, s-methoprene
*Market Share Dashboard MAT January 2023
**Efficacy against ticks up to 2 weeks in cats. Minimum treatment interval is 4 weeks.
FRONTLINE® SPOT ON for Cats is the original formula from the UK’s leading flea and tick brand*, FRONTLINE®. It kills fleas and ticks on your cat to help protect them from the discomfort and diseases these parasites cause.
Use it every 4 weeks for optimal protection**.
FRONTLINE® SPOT ON is a clinically proven veterinary medicine that’s available in 1-dose, 3-dose and 6-dose packs. It can be applied to cats from 8 weeks of age that weigh at least 1 kg. It can also be used on pregnant and nursing cats.
FRONTLINE® SPOT ON is a topical treatment which goes over your cat’s skin and hair to kill fleas and ticks through contact with them – they don’t have to bite your cat to be killed.
Bathing/shampooing/water exposure once a week does not affect the product’s effectiveness. Do not bathe your cat for 2 days after application.
If your cat is unwell, please see your vet for advice before you apply a flea treatment.
FRONTLINE® SPOT ON for Cats is not suitable for use on rabbits.
Legal classification: AVM-GSL
Active ingredients: fipronil, s-methoprene
*Market Share Dashboard MAT January 2023
**Efficacy against ticks up to 2 weeks in cats. Minimum treatment interval is 4 weeks.
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I have always used Frontline on my digs to keep them safe from fleas, ticks etc and it works beautifully.
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Good web site. Good prices. Very quick delivery. Product works well.
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Easy way to treat
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Use monthly
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We use viovet to buy this product as it is the best price and delivered really quickly. A great seller.
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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
Will this treat a large cat of 11 kilos?
Dosage: The recommended dosage is based on weight ranges, so for a cat between 1-10 kg the dosage is 0.5 ml per cat, which is approximately 7.5–15 mg/kg.
For a cat over 10 kg, you may need to consult your veterinarian to determine whether an increased dose is necessary or if a different product is more suitable for the weight of your cat.
Mc
How many pipettes do you use per treatment please? I recall a cats weight being important. Many thanks
The entire pipette is applied once monthly to the skin at the base of the neck.
Do not use more than one pipette at a time unless instructed by a vet.
Chris
Fipronil has been implicated in the crash of insect populations including bees and other vital pollinators, is there a way to safely use this product without it getting into the water cycle and destroying the wildlife?
The safest and most recommended method is to return any unused or expired Frontline products to your veterinary clinic or pharmacy. They have proper disposal methods in place. Please see our website for more information on returns.
Katherine
I have given my cat Frontline Spot On. Can I also give him Prazitel wormer at the same time?
Yes, these two products are safe to use at the same time. If it is the first time using one or both of them then I suggest using them apart. This is so that if the rare case of a reaction occurs you can deduce which product triggered it.
Sarah
What will the minimum shelf life be of medications at time of purchase?
Our Terms and Conditions guarantee that expiry dates will be longer than the medication is required for, at least 6 months from the date of issue. It is therefore not advised to order more than 6 months worth of medication as we cannot replace/refund any medications that expire longer than 6 months from the date of delivery.
Most of our medications have expiry dates of at least a year from the date of delivery however we can only send what our supplier send us, which does vary.
Barney and buster
Is it ok to treat two 1 year old brother Labradors together we can’t they will not play together may get it in there mouth
It is recommended to prevent licking of the area the spot on has been applied. The product should dry significantly within a few hours so separation for only a short period should be necessary.
If the product is licked off then it will not work effectively and some side effects may be seen.
Jojo Furnival
My dog and I have moved to the UK from Australia where I always treated him with Advocate for flea and tic prevention. I understand that I can't get that in the UK without a vets prescription. So my question is, what's the difference between frontline and Advocate - and is frontline as effective?
Frontline contains fipronil and protects against fleas, lice and ticks.
Advocate contains moxidectin and imidacloprid which protects against fleas, lice, mites and roundworms (including lungworm). Advocate does not protect against ticks, but Advantix does.
Frontline and Advocate actually have slightly different coverage and it is not possible to say that one is better than the other.
If you would like further worming advice then I advise contacting us on [email protected] or chatting to your local vet.
Audrey Clark
I NEED A TABLET FOR FLEA AND TICK treatment for my DOG
Unfortunately there are no over the counter preventative flea/tick tablets in dogs. You can use Capstar for fleas however this will only work for 24 hours or so and not have any long lasting preventative effect.
If you need a tabletable preventative flea/tick treatment for your dog then you will need a written prescription from your vet for suitable products such as Bravecto or NexGard.
Bridget
how many pipettes are there in a pack ?
This depends on the size of the pack you purchase. They come in 1, 3 or 6 pipette packs.
M
Will this kill ear mites in cats?
This product is not licensed against ear mites in cats. Only prescription wormers, such as Advocate, are licensed to do this. You can purchase these from us but you will need a written prescription from your vet to do so.
