I get the bulk size of the largest doses and divide it up among my smaller animals. Cats get 0.5ml, chihuahuas get 0.67ml, etc. This saves a ton of money compared to bying premeasured doses. Just use a 3ml oral syringe to measure and apply to the back of the neck.

I had my labs on Nexgard until one of them started having seizures. I didn't realize at the time that the Nexgard was causing them. I don't like tick collars so I went back to Frontline. I used Pet armor for years but my Vet encouraged me to use Frontline. It works great. I haven't found a single tick on my dogs which is great for northern Wisconsin.

I don't like the idea of giving my dog Chewable flea meds-(Nexguard) It's poisonous for fleas- I'm sure it's poisoning my dog- Frontline is topical and works the best! Never saw a flea or bug-

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've used Frontline for years . My horses were treated along with my dogs , once a month. I never had any problem with the product. Prices are through the roof so what I paid was not totally unexpected.

We have been using Frontline Plus for a long time. It is a great product — easy to apply it to the dogs once a month , and it really works! We especially like it because our dogs are really happy all the time - no fleas = no bites!

It helps with fleas and less scratching

This product is the best

Sweet Sarah. Belt them out. I'm about to come see you!!!!

It has been 5 months and the fleas are still around I would say its a control but not 100% kill. About 4 days before the next treatment is due to be applied the dog starts itching again. I still find full grown fleas but not in the numbers that they were its better than some and not as good as what you get at the vets office

Doesn't work! Had to break down and get the high dollar meds from the vet. Multiple people are stating that frontline doesn't work anymore for them either.