This is effective flea and tick treatment in Shawnee County, Kansas. I've used it for a couple of years. No complaints. If you're not familiar with this type of product, please read the instructions carefully, and know that the flea or tick falls off the dog after biting and if not it will be dead soon.

It’s very good product I worked for a Vet.for years and I always used a different product and I tried another product because he was out so I tried Pet Action and found it to be just as good and it is cheaper also .

I’ve been using this products for several years with both of my dogs. We live out in the country and we have had no issue with fleas or ticks using this product. With that said, I’m assuming that it works just as well as the fancy expensive brand name product.

I've been using this product for a few years on two dogs. We regularly hike and visit high tick areas. While the ticks will still climb on the dogs, they don't bite them. So you still want to do checks to get rid of them but your dog should be safe.

Works as well as brand name

This is exactly the same as Frontline. Same ingredients, same measurements, same everything. Save some $ and buy Pet Action. Way less $.

Product seems to work well. No fleas or tics on Molly. Have used for about 18 months or longer. Have to use year round in FL.

I just applied the first dose of this brand yesterday. Had a bit of scratching before application, as they were due. Today, none at all. Don't you just love committing insecticide? I sure do.

Works great for preventing fleas and ticks. If you have an infestation, you might need something else to get ahead before using PetAction to maintain. The large packs are handy to have around. Be sure to follow the directions, and check with your vet with any concerns.

A great price proves a complete waste of money when the product doesn't do what it claims, and this product simply does not work, at least not for fleas. It doesn't even seem to be semi-effective at killing or keeping off fleas anymore. We've used this for the past couple years and noticed our dog would still get the occasional tick and scratch a little. But this year, her fleas got so out of control she developed red sores on her legs from gnawing at them. We thought maybe last year's leftover treatment had expired or something, so we ordered some more. But it didn't help in the least. Even after killing a lot of them with a dawn dish soap bath, they came right back. Only a few days later and she was scratching like crazy again. So we went to the vet, who told us they stopped carrying and recommending Frontline years ago, due to the ineffectiveness of the product. Where for the longest time Frontline had been the only thing they ever did seem to recommend before. So even the genuine article doesn't sound feasible any longer, not just these generic versions based on the same active ingredient. The vet put her on Advantage, which seems to be working. Her wounds are healing up well, with the aid of neosporin. And we only see her scratching on occassion now, despite being an outdoor dog.