Product Description

Frontline Spot On: for use in the treatment and prevention of infestations by fleas & ticks in cats, and as part of a treatment strategy for Flea Allergy Dermatitis in cats. Frontline can be used in kittens from 8 weeks of age and weighing at least 1kg.Dosage and administration: by topical application to the skin. Dosage 1 pipette of 0.5 ml per cat (approximately 7.5 - 15 mg/kg); follow the instructions on the packet for correct application.Apply every four weeks to maintain flea cover. It is important to apply the dose to an area where the animal cannot lick off and to make sure that animals do not lick each other after treatment. Ensure that treated animals do not groom each other after treatment until dry. Don`t forget to add an Acclaim or Indorex to treat the house as well as Drontal worm tablets to worm your pet(s) ...

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #702 in Kitchen & Housewares
• Brand: Frontline

Features

• Spot on, acts on contact
• Kills 98-100% of fleas within 24 hours for up to 5 weeks
• Prevents re-infestation by ticks fo up to one month
• Fully controls lice infestattions within 48 hours
• Use as part of a strategy for the treatment of Flea Allergy Dermatitis

Customer Reviews

Cheap.
Bought it a while ago, but i remember it being significantly cheaper than buying off pets at home or the vets. 6 pack is really convenient when you have 2 or 3 cats because it means it will last you 2/3 months, Rather than buying them seperately each month :)

Frontline Cat Spot On 6 Pack (NFA-VPS)
Superb product. Effective at preventing and also getting rid of fleas/ticks. Do not be bought in by the products you can buy at supermarkets; the strenght of these is much weaker and in my experience these prove to be inadequate in prevention or removal of fleas. Frontline is 100% effective and I use nothing else on my cats.

Frontline Cat
This product comes in a three or six pipette pack; the six pipette pack tends to be slightly better value for money. It is fairly effective at flea and tick prevention (much better than powders or sprays) and requires application once each month to the back of the cat's neck. My cats tend to race around the house for about an hour after each application, so I keep them in the house until they are calm again.

It is important to note that Frontline is different to Frontline Combo; Frontline only treats the animal whereas Frontline Combo (only available from the vet or the internet with a vet's prescription) also treats the house. I have successfully used Frontline one month then Frontline Combo the next, alternating treatments and find that this is an effective means of controlling fleas whilst being cost-effective as the Combo version is more expensive.