Frontline for Dogs and Cats is a topical medication used to prevent fleas, ticks, and chewing lice from infesting your pets. It contains Fipronil which kills adult fleas and ticks by attacking their nervous system.

How do I apply Frontline?

The application of Frontline depends upon the specific type of product – whether it be spray or spot-on. According to Boehringer Ingelheim Animal Health USA Inc., one just needs to follow these steps:

Is it safe for my pet?

Overall, the answer here is yes! However there can still be risks associated with any medication usage so always talk to your veterinarian before using any new products on your pets. Additionally check to ensure proper dosages - applying too little may not provide full protection while too frequently may cause an overdose in smaller breeds.

When should I apply Frontline?

You should begin applying Frontline when flea season begins (usually springtime). Regularly checking if behavior changes such as excessive scratching could indicate trouble begging ahead thus prompt action including early application would prevent major infestations

What happens if my pet still gets fleas/ticks after applying Frontline?

It's normal even after preventive medications like frontline sometimes fails since these parasites can have been present before application or the product effects may have slowly weakened as per activity, environmental factors etc. If it occurs frequently, one should ideate on proper usage & regular vet check-ups.

How often do I need to apply Frontline?

Instructions for applying Frontline are usually included with each purchase - Dermatological testing has shown that spot-on protection lasts up to 30 days pre-dosage when applied monthly.

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