Spot On Flea & Tick Treatment for Cats - 6 Pipettes

I've been using FRONTLINE Spot On Flea & Tick Treatment on my medium sized Labrador for the past year, and it's been a game changer. We live in a wooded area where ticks are common, and he loves romping through tall grass on our daily hikes. Before switching to Frontline, we'd occasionally find ticks or deal with minor flea issues from neighborhood strays, but since starting this treatment, we've had zero problems! Application is super easy just part the fur at the back of the neck and squeeze the pipette. No mess, no fuss, and it dries quickly without any greasy residue. My dog doesn't seem bothered by it at all; no scratching or irritation afterward. It kills fleas within 24 hours and ticks within 48, and the protection lasts a full month, even after he gets wet in the rain or swims in the creek. Highly recommend for anyone with an outdoor dog. It's vet-trusted, effective, and gives me peace of mind knowing he's protected from those nasty parasites and the diseases they carry. Worth every penny

Quite a few reviews say Frontline does not work. It does. Fleas can pretty much lay their eggs and larvae in your carpets, rugs, and soft furnishings of which, they can sit dormant for MONTHS. Frontline on its own works for a short time... but what about the fleas in the carpet? You need to treat that too. Even if you vacuum the carpets, that won't get rid of all the eggs and larvae. It is a start but then you need to think about your bed! Yes, they can lay dormant in your bed without you even knowing it... for now. If you have a cat with fleas, you need to treat the cat with Frontline, but then you have to treat your house too. You need to get a flea treatment for the house which contains Insect Growth Regulator. These are often in a spray format. But the entire process will not be a quick one. It can take months. You need to vacuum frequently, and over time things will improve. I always use a steam cleaner on my mattress and go over my floors with it too every 4-6 months. If you have indoor cats, the treatment of Frontline and house treatment of an IGR spray, with a deep clean will help and control the infestation. If however it is out of control, then you should call in the professionals who can use industrial equipment. Also, you should get your cat checked with the vet regularly too for precautions. Frontline works really well and I now use Frontline for precautionary reasons and have not seen a single flea in a very long time. Time is key though as this does not work overnight. It will on the cats and they will be pleased but your house will take time. Fail to attack the house properly, and the problem will come back.

Have this on subscription, lot cheaper than the vets. No irritation or hair loss seen, easy to use every month. Been using for a while now and never seen a flea on my cat so will continue to use. Cat obviously hates having it put on him but he has no choice.

Effective. Easier to apply then expected and it worked well.

Good product

Good protection for cats good value for money work well

Why would you buy this flea killer that doesn't kill the eggs? It makes no sense. I bought it and it didn't work. I needed to go and buy Frontline Plus....which did eventually work.

Got these for my cat really good