FRONTLINE Spot on H 40 solution for dogs, 3 pcs

Instructions for use for Frontline Spot on H 40 solution for dogs

Frontline Spot on Dog L 268 mg is a solution with the active ingredient fipronil.It is used to treat dogs against flea, tick and lice infestations.No prescription is required for this product.

Our tips & Information about Frontline Spot on Dog L

Frontline Spot on Dog L is suitable for dogs weighing between 20 and 40 kg.It is a contact antiparasitic that can also be used for pregnant and lactating bitches.The active ingredient fipronil is used to be applied to the dog's skin.

Help in tick season

Tick season is from March to September.Dogs that like to walk in tall grass or forests can especially catch the small arachnids.Fleas also pose a danger to dogs and humans. Diseases such as Lyme disease can be transmitted through tick bites.Fleas can carry the cucumber tapeworm, which can pass to humans and animals.

It is important to check pets every time they go outside, carefully remove any existing ticks and render them harmless, and use a tick and flea repellent.With Frontline Spot On Dog you can protect your four-legged friend from parasites.Ticks, fleas and lice can be rendered harmless by the active ingredient.

Effect from the first contact

Spot-On Dog is a contact antiparasitic.The active ingredient fipronil works directly as soon as the ticks or fleas get on your dog or bitch.The unwanted guests can be killed before the first bite.The risk of disease transmission can therefore be reduced.Frontline can work against ticks within 48 hours.More than 95% of adult fleas can be killed within 24 hours.

Who is fipronil harmful for?

The active ingredient in the spot on solution has a highly selective effect on the parasites' nervous system.After application, Frontline spreads over the entire skin of the four-legged friend.People can therefore also come into contact with the protective agent.However, due to its highly selective effect, Frontline is harmless to humans and animals.Lactating and pregnant bitches can therefore also be treated with the product.

How do I use Frontline Spot On on my dog?

Take a pipette out of the packaging.Hold it upright and bend the pipette at the perforated point.Part your four-legged friend's fur between the shoulder blades until you see the skin.Place the pipette directly on the skin.Squeeze out all of the solution.Be sure to put Frontline in an area that your dog cannot reach while grooming.

What should I pay attention to?

If your dog licks Frontline, increased salivation may occur, which will subside on its own.Do not bathe your dog for 48 hours before or after treatment with Spot On Dog L.For complete protection against pests, you should apply Spot On every four weeks.If your dog has a body weight of less than 20 kilograms, you should use Frontline Spot On Dog S or Frontline Spot On Dog M.

Note from our pharmacists

In general, we are happy to supply you with our products in normal household quantities with a maximum of 15 packs per quarter.As part of medication safety, we reserve the right to set separate maximum quantities for certain medications.This is particularly true for products that are only used for a short time or have an increased potential for overdose.

Frontline Spot on Dog S, M, L

Frontline Spot on Dog S, M, L is a spot-on solution for dogs.The active ingredient is fipronil.Areas of application are the treatment of dogs with a body weight of 2 kg to 10 kg (S), over 10 kg to 20 kg (M), over 20 kg to 40 kg (L) against flea, tick and lice infestation.

The insecticidal effectiveness against adult fleas is maintained for 8 weeks.The acaricidal effectiveness against ticks lasts up to 4 weeks.Frontline can also be used to treat and control flea bite allergy (flea allergy dermatitis = FAD).

Reliable protection against ticks, fleas and lice in dogs

Frontline is a veterinary medicine for the prevention, treatment and reliable control of ticks, fleas and ticks in dogs and cats.Frontline can also be used to treat flea bite allergy.

Good reasons for Frontline

Ticks and fleas can cause skin diseases such as allergies and transmit pathogens of dangerous infectious diseases. Not only are our pets at risk, we as humans are also at risk when parasites are introduced into our homes.

Frontline is the best-known flea and tick repellent and has been reliably protecting our four-legged friends from fleas and ticks for years.Many satisfied users speak for the success of the product.Frontline has a highly selective effect on parasites and, when used correctly, is not critical for dogs and humans.

Reliable: Kills over 95% of fleas within 24 hours and over 90% of ticks within 48 hours.

Protective: The active ingredient contained works as soon as the parasite touches the skin; stinging is not necessary for the effect.

Tolerable: Low strain on the dog's organs and body as the active ingredient is stored in the sebaceous glands.

Simple: Frontline Spot on is simply applied to the skin with a pipette.

Safe: Can also be used on pregnant and lactating bitches.

Application recommendation

Frontline should be used regularly because there is only complete protection if there is a continuous supply of sufficient active ingredient.It remains effective against adult fleas for 8 weeks and against ticks for up to 4 weeks.

Spot on principle - easy to apply in 3 steps:

1. Take the pipette out of the blister and bend the pipette tip at the designated point.

2. Part the animal's fur in the neck region in front of the shoulder blades until the skin is visible.

3. Place the pipette tip directly on the skin and empty the contents completely.

How does Frontline work?

After application, the active ingredient spreads over the upper layers of the animal's skin within 1-2 days.The active ingredient is stored in the sebaceous glands and is continuously released into the dog's fur and skin along with the sebum.For optimal distribution, animals should not be bathed for 48 hours before and after treatment.Parasites absorb the active ingredient through the shell when they come into contact with fur and skin and are thus killed.

Frontline Spot on can be used on dogs weighing more than 2 kg, regardless of the animal's age, including pregnant or lactating bitches.Physical contact with the treated animal is harmless once the application area has dried.

Questions & Answers

Why do I still see ticks after treatment?

Frontline kills over 90% of ticks within 48 hours.However, due to the principle of action, it is possible that live ticks that have newly infested the animal are temporarily visible on the animal.However, they are killed as soon as sufficient active ingredient has penetrated the shell and can then be easily removed.

Why do I still see fleas after treatment?

Frontline kills over 95% of fleas within 24 hours.As soon as fleas are discovered on the animal, the eggs, larvae and pupae have usually already spread to the surrounding area.Because the adult fleas on the animal only make up around 5% of the flea infestation.New fleas can always develop from the flea brood, so the entire flea cycle must be broken in order to get rid of the plague.This only happens when there are no more offspring, which may take several months.The flea brood can infest the entire home environment.Therefore, as a supplementary measure, it is recommended to clean the environment mechanically by vacuuming and washing the affected textiles daily and to kill the flea brood using suitable insecticides (e.g. from Frontline PetCare).

Do I brush Frontline out of the fur when I comb the animal?

With routine grooming, the effectiveness of Frontline is not expected to be impaired.

What happens if my dog licks the Frontline solution?

By applying the solution to the skin between the shoulder blades, the danger is low because this area is difficult for the animal to reach.If it does happen, temporary increased salivation may occur, which is mainly caused by an unpleasant taste of the carrier substances.

What should I do if I get my hands on the Frontline solution?

Wash your hands with soap and be careful not to rub the solution into your mucous membranes.Then contact your family doctor and the manufacturer of Frontline and report the accidental exposure.

How long do I have to wait after the treatment before I can pet my animal again?

As with any medicine applied to the skin, as a precautionary measure it is recommended that children or adults do not pet the treated animal until the application area has dried. It is best to treat the animals in the early evening so that the area can dry overnight.After drying, contact is harmless.

Does Frontline also help against mites?

Frontline is approved to kill fleas, ticks and lice.Use to combat other parasites may only be carried out on the advice of the treating veterinarian and under veterinary supervision.Since most of the mites that can affect our four-legged friends are not visible to the naked eye, a veterinary examination is necessary to find out which mite species it is.

What are Haarlinge?

Hair lice are wingless insects that can attack our pets.Unlike lice, they do not suck blood, but feed on skin flakes or wound secretions.Frontline reliably kills dog dander.

How do I protect my puppy from fleas and ticks?

Puppies can also be infected with parasites.Fleas in particular can cause problems for little ones and, in the event of a massive infestation, can even cause anemia.Frontline Spray can be used on puppies from their first day of life.It reliably kills fleas and can be adjusted precisely to the weight of the puppy.

Can Frontline Spot On be used on other animals?

Frontline is approved for use on dogs and cats.