FrontlinePlus Flea and Tick Treatment for X-Large Dogs Up to 89 to 132 lbs. 3 Treatments

Love this stuff it works great

Only flea treatment we use for our dogs

Yes it's that time of year , I know alot of people use other things, but we have used Frontline for years with good results, no fleas, and no live tics, we do find a few tics but usually not alive. Easy to apply, no smell absorbs quickly, I'll stay with Frontline.

Not sure what's up with this batch but the fleas aren't dying..... super weird. No issues in the past.

Works great! No more fleas.Easy to apply. Doesn't bother my dog at all when applied. Great for big dogs. Price is high but it works so don't mind Price. Highly recommend.

Long time customer very fast shipping great price 👌

I generally try to keep flea spot-on around because I do cat rescue. Before anyone declares - "Wait this is for DOGS, not cats!!!" I AM working with a VET that tells me the exact amount to give based on weight. I have a scale & needless syringe. This is the same product just packaged & weighed differently. It's all good.Anyways, getting the poor babies off the street, most of the time they are covered with fleas (& eat mites). When I ordered this I was switching brands because it seemed like the other brand just wasn't working as well any longer. I thought that if I used something different it would help. Boy was I wrong.The fleas are worse than ever now. Despite dosing every 2 weeks! (Again - VET advice) It just reminds me of why I stopped using Frontline in the first place.... It didn't work. I might as well have flushed my money down the toilet. If used as a PREVENTATIVE every month then I think this would be fine. But if you find yourself in the midst of a flea invasion of epic proportions. (3 new cars brought in and within a month, despite keeping them separatex, all 6 of my cats & my dog were covered in fleas. And that was AFTER using this on everyone as soon as the 1st cat was rescued.)So if you are going to use this monthly without fail then you should be fine. But if you suddenly notice a few fleas on your pet then prepare for battle! Great your animals, your house, and your yard. Then keep repeating this cycle. Make sure you vacuum and empty the vacuum cleaning outside. I highly recommend using diatomaceous earth on your carpets/rugs. I even put it on the animals to help them. You can also give them Nitenpyram (CapStar), which acts almost instantly and can be given to them every 2 days. Like I said....prepare for war.This Frontline has NOT helped in my situation. The animals didn't even have one day of relief. The dog is tearing herself apart even more now than she did prior to her treatment. I think water would've given me the same results and cost less.

Is it me or does flea medicine not work like it used to?