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To begin with, I purchased this product from my vet, not from here.
I am always taking walks in the woods with my dogs. This year was a really bad tick year in my area, and my dogs were getting inundated with ticks. I'd pull out whatever ticks I found and then figure, "Oh well, Frontline will take care of the ones I couldn't find".
I was wrong: even now, two weeks after our last walk in the woods, I am still finding very much alive, engorged ticks on my dogs. Bear in mind: I apply it every month, and one of the ticks that I found today was just in the spot where Frontline is applied!
You know what saved my dogs? The Lyme disease shot they received before all this happened!
Frontline may or may not work with fleas, that I don't know, but it certainly does not work with ticks. Anyone who lives in a tick-ridden area, don't rely on this product: get your dogs a Lyme disease shot instead.
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Amazon has the best price we've found on this flea preventative. Can't go wrong with this deal.
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I'm a bit disappointed, I treated my dog and my cats with their respective flea treatments, and they are still scratching! (I know it is fleas and not something else, since every once in a while I catch one of the little buggers!)
I recall that I treated my dog last year and it was more effective, but unfortunately I can't recall which product it was that I used...
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We have been using Frontline for our standard poodle, but have been buying it at the "pet supply store". We like the product a lot but felt it was quite expensive. On Amazon the product was, if memory serves, about 25% cheaper perdose. That makes Amazon shopping doubly worthwhile.
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Generally does a good job of keeping fleas & ticks off of the dog's body. However, I see ticks around the head. It's better not to let the dogs get wet for three days.
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