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FRONTLINE Plus Flea and Tick Treatment for Cats over 1.5 lbs., 8 Treatments
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FRONTLINE Plus Flea and Tick Treatment for Dogs and Cats is a fast-acting, long-lasting and waterproof flea and tick protection proven to kill fleas, flea eggs, lice and ticks. Designed for dogs and cats eight weeks of age and older. Stored in the oil glands of your pet's skin, one easy topical application works for 30 days.
- - Provides fast-acting, long-lasting flea and tick protection for pets 8 weeks or older
- - Kills adult fleas, ticks, chewing lice, mites, and flea eggs and larvae
- - Waterproof 24 hours after application
- - Easy to apply for once a month for lasting protection
- - For best results, apply every month
Specifications
| SKU | 3176407 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | FRONTLINE |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Additional Features
| Personalized Item flag | No |
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Seller makes no warranty, expressed or implied, concerning the use of this product other than indicated on the label. Buyer assumes all risk of use and handling of this material when such use and handling are contrary to label instructions.
To apply, simply follow these instructions and repeat every 30 days: Remove one FRONTLINE Plus applicator by lifting and removing the plastic tab to expose foil backing. Then peel away the foil or use scissors to open. Open the applicator by holding upright with foil side toward you and snap applicator tip. Next, part your pet's hair between the shoulder blades. Place the applicator tip just above the skin and squeeze. Apply entire contents of the applicator in a single spot directly onto the animal's skin. Do not apply on top of the haircoat. Avoid contact with treated area until dry.
Do not use on pets under 8 weeks of age and follow weight guidelines.
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One version fits all cats
CozyKat
Yes, I recommend this product.
Worked fast
KLJo
Yes, I recommend this product.
Not the best
Tracemei
No, I do not recommend this product.
Made the fleas worse....SUPER FLEAS
Son of Christ
No, I do not recommend this product.
Safe for cats and dogs
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Yes, I recommend this product.
Disappointing
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Questions
Did the formula change? I have used Frontline for years with no problems. The last two boxes I used did not work. My cats still have fleas. I hate to buy another box.
- No, the formula for FRONTLINE® Plus for Cats has not changed. Flea infestations problems are complex. The life cycle of fleas means that new adults can be emerging daily. If there are animals in or around your house that are not on a flea prevention product, then fleas will continue to be a problem. All animals around the house need to be on flea prevention every month. Non-domesticated animals like raccoons and opossums are visiting the places where your cats live can help feed fleas and allow them to lay eggs. All dogs and cats in the household need to be treated with a species appropriate product to fully control existing flea populations. Do not reapply FRONTLINE® Plus for Cats for 30 days. Use once monthly to break the flea life cycle. You are likely seeing NEW fleas on your pet, which are jumping on your pet as it moves through infested areas in and around your home. Depending on the severity of the existing infestation, you may continue to see new fleas jumping on your pet for three months or more. To learn more about fleas and flea infestations, visit the FRONTLINE® website: https://frontline.com/about-fleas
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Will Frontline Plus keep chiggers off my cats and from biting them?
- Chiggers are not on the label for FRONTLINE® Plus.
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What's the difference between Frontline Plus (green pkg) and Frontline Plus Gold?
- I’m not exactly sure but I believe the ‘gold’ frontline might be a stronger dose
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Will front line plus treat ear mites and worms in cats
- The label does not state that it treats ear mites. The label does state that it kills fleas which can be the source of intestinal parasites.
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I probably got half of it on the skin. Is that alright?
- I think some is better than none. But, I too have issues with cats jumping when I try to apply the Frontline. Not sure what they can do to make it easier.
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When applying the treatment to my cats, can they stay inside? Won't the fleas jump off and move somewhere in my house? Or should I keep my cats outside for some minutes after applying?
- I have used this product for many years and I have never seen a flea jump off my cats into the house because I applied it
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The product says it kills adult fleas less within 24-48 hours. Does that include flea eggs?
- I Googled the ingredients. Here’s the answer. FRONTLINE Plus for Cats has 2 tough killing ingredients. The 1st, fipronil, kills adult fleas and ticks. The 2nd, (S)-methoprene, attacks flea eggs and larvae. They work together to kill all month long.
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will this kill ear mites?
Will Frontline for cats kill ear mites?
- Frontline also kills ticks. I have used frontline for over 5 years now and my 2 cats have never gotten ear mites. This product is the best. I have also used products from my Ver that cost more money and this still works better.
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Who manufactures Frontline Plus?
- Thank you for your question. Merial manufactures Frontline products.
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I gave my cat Frontline plus 3 days ago. Have been on top of all vacuuming with carpet treatment for fleas. Gave him Capstar this AM as there are still some fleas. He his half Himalayan
What are the best flea and tick medication for our 16 pound mixed breed cat? Thank you!
What is best flea treatment for cats I have long haired cat and she has scratched till she has raw spot behind ear
I applied Frontline plus on my cats 2 weeks ago and I thought they were only 6lbs. Today i weighed them and learned they're actually 17lbs. Can i apply a new dose for their correct weight? We still clearly have a flea problem.
Hello. What is the best fleas and lice treatment for cat on the market at the moment? I use Frontline Plus all the time but lately start to feel that it doesn't work like how it used to. I also saw a lot of negative reviews on Amazon saying the same thing. Please help.
My cat had fleas she got a reaction to treatment scabs on neck back and top of tail ( cheap rubbish ) I then used frontline but not sure if we done it right She got an antibiotic/ steroid 3 week injection but I have since bone combed her and obviously got small black hopefully dead fleas but one alive larger flea Can I use frontline again on her Used it 2 weeks ago
My cat gets frontline plus once a month consistently. Since December of last year he has had NO fleas. We live in New Jersey. I comb him every day with flea comb. He is an inside outside cat. It's been hot. Yesterday was first day it cooled to upper 50s. This morning I removed 2 small fleas & some flea dirt. Pic attached. Someone recommended I give him capstan orally during this fall season along with frontline.? Is this safe? Helpful? What pros & cons? Last frontline given 9/28
What's best for fleas on cats?
My cat has fleas and I used frontline plus a few weeks ago but still see fleas, is this normal?
I gave my cat frontline 2 weeks ago today and I don’t think it worked. In the past two days I’ve pulled off 5 living fleas. I’ve treated the house, washed linens and bought vets best spray. Nothing is working. I’ve also given her 2 flea baths. Would it be okay to give her another dose of frontline?
My indoor cat has fleas, I’m assuming my kids brought them in from the yard. Treated the yard twice, gave our cat 2 treatments of Frontline, also a pill that causes fleas to die after they bite (not sure what they’re called). Between the treatments, flea baths, flea powders with zero help, we had an exterminator spray our home yesterday. I found 2 fleas today!! I don’t know what else to do. My poor cat and home.
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