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Frontline Tri-Act Flea and Tick Treatment for Dogs
Frontline Tri-Act Flea and Tick Treatment helps keep your dog active, healthy and happy by working against a range of common UK parasites that can transmit diseases or cause irritation to dogs.
With a unique formula, it is the next level in parasite control for dogs, providing long-lasting protection against flying insects as well as fleas and ticks whilst also preventing home flea infestations.
Key Benefits:
- Starts killing fleas in just 5 minutes
- Kills newly arriving fleas & ticks on your dog within 6 hours and keeps working for the whole duration of treatment
- Kills mosquitos, biting flies and sand flies
- Repels ticks for 4 weeks
- Helps reduce the risk of tick-borne diseases
- Repels flying insects for up to 5 weeks to prevent them from biting
- Prevents a flea infestation in your home when used every 4 weeks by killing fleas before they can lay eggs
Use every 4 weeks for optimal protection.
PLEASE NOTE: We can only dispense one year's worth of this product per one registered pet.
Don't forget to treat your home as well as your pet! See what Frontline home solutions we have to offer.
Remember to treat your pet for worms as well as fleas to effectively end the flea and worm lifecycle. See what Frontline wormers we have to offer.
FAQs
Why might I see fleas on my pet after applying Frontline Spot-On?
Frontline Spot-On kill fleas by affecting their nervous system, making them hyperactive before dying. These dying fleas often rise to the top of the pet’s coat and bounce, so if you see fleas after treatment, it’s often a sign the product has got to work.
Does Frontline Spot-On stop fleas from jumping onto my pet?
No, in fact no product stops fleas from jumping onto pets. However, fleas are killed after contact with your treated pet within 24 hours.
How does Frontline Spot-On work?
Once applied, it's stored in the sebaceous glands in your pet’s skin and spreads over their whole body surface with their natural oils. Fleas and ticks are killed through contact with your pet’s skin and coat – they don’t need to bite to be killed.
Active Ingredients
Dosage
Select the appropriate pipette size for the weight of the dog. For dogs over 60 kg, use the appropriate combination of two pipette sizes that most closely matches the bodyweight.
Administration and Treatment
It is important to make sure that the product is applied to two areas where the animal cannot lick it off and to make sure that animals do not lick each other following treatment. It is not recommended to bath animals within 2 days after application of the product.
- Remove the blister card from the package and separate one blister. Remove the pipette by cutting along the dotted line with a pair of scissors of tearing open after folding the marked corner
- Holding the pipette upright and away from face and body, cut the pipette tip to open. Part the coat on the back of the dog until the skin is visible. Place the tip of the pipette on the skin
- Squeeze the pipette, applying about half of the contents half way down the neck between the base of the skull and the shoulder blades to empty the pipette
For the best results, apply the product directly to the skin rather than on the hair.
The use of the product should be based on a confirmed infestation or risk of infestation with fleas and/or ticks when repellent activity is also necessary against mosquitoes, sandflies and/or biting flies.
Consult your veterinary surgeon before using the product in pregnant or lactating bitches.
This product is for use on dogs only. Do not use in cats and rabbits.
Keep treated dogs away from cats until the application site is dry to prevent cats being accidentally exposed to this product.
Not recommended for use in dogs under 8 weeks old, or in dogs weighing less than 2kg.
Frontline Tri-Act Flea and Tick Treatment for Dogs helps keep your dog active, healthy and happy by working against a range of common UK parasites that can transmit diseases or cause irritation to dogs.
