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WEAR GOVES WHEN APPLYING
Most people don't think about what they are putting on their pet when they use this stuff. It's a potent insecticide called Fibronil. It is transmitted through skin-- dog skin or your skin!! Be sure to wear protective gloves--Amazon sells inexpensive boxes of throw away nitrile gloves the same type doctors use when they give patients chemo or handle potent drugs. USE THEM. Don't pet your animal where you applied the chemical. I got horrible headaches from this. It works great on fleas, and I would be sure your pet is actually at risk for fleas and ticks before randomly applying. (I held off until she had them) Now we just use the product in the summer, since our poodle is primarily an indoor pet. Fibronil is highly toxic to marine life. We don't need more needless chemicals in our environment. Use sparingly!

frontline
Frontline does a great job keeping ticks and fleas away. My dog never has a problem with them.

Happy dog
It's wonderful to have vet-recommended products available online at reduced prices. Our dog is protected and we save money: good deal!

Didn't Work for Me
After countless recommendations by friends, family, and vets I decided to give it a shot. It really didn't do much. I have 2 Dachshunds and a Miniature Pincher that stay inside the majority of the time. They only go outside to potty. I can't say it didn't work cause they did have "less" fleas but, it wasn't worth the money at all. Just last night I picked 10 fleas off my min pin. I live out in the country so perhaps that has something to do with it but I have read many reviews that said it works in the country as well. Perhaps I have a hybrid breed of fleas that are immune to FrontLine?

frontline solid choice
Hello
We've had the dog for two years and this product has always worked for us.
I do wonder about its safety ( the box says you can't touch the dog for 4 hours after application. What magically happens after four hours to make it ok?)Anyway, so far it's working better than anything else.
Maria