Frontline PLUS Spot On Flea and Tick Control For Dogs - 6 Pip

Frontline PLUS Spot On Flea and Tick Control For Dogs - 6 Pip

Take care of your pet, take control in your home

FRONTLINE PLUS^® for Dogs features an advanced formula. Unlike some other flea treatments, it kills both fleas and ticks on your pet to help protect them from the discomfort and diseases these parasites cause. Plus, it stops the flea eggs that fall off your dog from hatching in your home. Use it every 4 weeks for optimal protection and to help your dog feel healthier and happier.

• FRONTLINE PLUS^® is a clinically proven veterinary medicine that’s available in 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 PLUS^® is a topical treatment which is applied to your dog’s skin to kill fleas and ticks through contact – meaning they don’t have to bite your dog to be killed

What is the difference between FRONTLINE^® PLUS and FRONTLINE^® SPOT ON?

Both products kill fleas and ticks on your pet, however FRONTLINE^® PLUS has an advanced formula that also stops flea eggs that fall off pets from hatching in your home.

Before Application

If your dog is unwell, please see your vet for advice before you apply a flea treatment. Frontline PLUS Spot On dog is not suitable for use on rabbits. Use monthly to help protect your dog from fleas and ticks.

Frontline Spot On has an exemplary safety profile. Suitable for dogs from 8 weeks of age that weigh at least 2 kg. It can also be used in pregnant and lactating dogs.

*Once FRONTLINE PLUS^®, FRONTLINE TRI-ACT^® or FRONTLINE^® SPOT ON has been applied, it’s recommended to keep your pet out of the rain and away from water (including the sea, streams, rivers and ponds) for the next 48 hours. Don’t bathe them either. If they do come into contact with rain within 48 hours after treatment, it’s unlikely that they’ll get so wet that the product is washed away. However, if your pet gets soaked to the skin then the effectiveness of the treatment may be affected and reapplication may be needed. If this is the case, please contact your veterinary surgeon for advice.*