FRONTLINE Plus for Dogs Flea & Tick Small Breed Dog Spot Treatment, 5 - 22 lbs, 3 Count

Did not work. I have 2 dogs which somehow got fleas, even though I apply frontline monthly consistently. Gave flea baths, had them groomed with flea treatment, treated the environment, then applied the next dose of frontline on schedule, hoping that would finally rid them of the fleas. Nope. Waited almost a week and still saw live fleas crawling all over them. I called our vet and got the Bravecto 3-month ingestible treatment for both dogs and the fleas are completely gone from them within 3 days. I don't know if these fleas are immune to the frontline or what, but I am disappointed because I had bought a 6-pack and used 2 of them. Now I'm stuck with 4 doses, which is like $50. I would be impressed if I was offered a refund for my unused product.

This stuff really works; and fast! After owning my puppy for 2yrs he for the 1st time picked up a lot of fleas after I took him to be groomed at a different grooming store. When I noticed it was a large infection. I checked with several sources %26 this product was recommended and I can see why! It's costly but it works!

After treating my dogs, they began to itch like crazy. I realize the flea meds take time to work, so I bought capstar to kill the live fleas and give the frontline time to work. A week later, they are still itching, and I found live fleas. I read the directions, and it states that frontline causes the fleas to become hyperactive, which explains why my dogs started itching more and caused them more discomfort. It's been a couple of weeks now, and I did find a couple of dead fleas, but I am also still finding live fleas too. This is after 3 consecutive months of treatments. The issue with the flea meds is that it causes the fleas to go into hyper activity, which means biting more. The fleas dont die until they bite the dog, and it takes several months to clear even a mild case of fleas. I do not recommend it for anyone that does not want to keep their pet on flea meds 12 months a year or anyone with a mid range flea infestation, and absolutely not for a big infestation. There are other products on the market that will kill fleas on contact and not just when they bite. Frontline makes Shield, and I'm going to try it instead

I have used Frontline Plus in the past and had no complaints. I am not satisfied with this purchase at all, though. My dogs still have fleas. We treat our yard and have treated our home. The product was applied the correct way. I have had friends say they quit using frontline as well because of the same issue. Save your money and buy a different product. The cheap stuff worked better than this.

I use to buy the flea and tick pills and liquid from the Vets office. it was more expensive than this item but it seems to have the same coverage. My dog is 94 pounds and very active, loves the outdoors and is out there a lot. We live in the south and it gets hot and humid here with lots of bugs. Since I have used this product the last 4 years I have never had an issue with it. I reapply every 30 days. my sister has a small dog and she pays almost the same price for one pill each month at the vet where I get 3 months instead of 1 month. I definitely recommend this product. No need to pay more for the same end results. I am going to say I can't guarantee that your dog will never get fleas or ticks because no product is 100% guaranteed to never have one flea or tick but I can say it's number one in my books.