Frontline Flea, Tick and LicePump Spray eliminates adult parasites. It's the ideal solution to combat massive infestations, available in small 100ml bottles.
Frontline® Spray 100ml is a flea and tick solution specially designed to protect dogs, cats, puppies and kittens from infestation. Thanks to its powerful formula, this spray quickly rid your pet of fleas and ticks, covering the whole body as soon as it's applied.
With Frontline® Spray, you can take emergency action as soon as you notice an infestation. By applying the spray directly to your pet's coat, fleas and ticks are effectively eliminated, providing rapid relief. This curative treatment is particularly effective in treating massive infestations, eliminating the majority of parasites within the first few applications.
Application of Frontline® Spray is simple and convenient. Simply spray the product all over your pet's body, making sure to wet the coat thoroughly. The product quickly penetrates to the skin, guaranteeing complete protection. What's more, with a dosage of 6 sprays per kg (and up to 12 sprays for long-haired pets), you can adapt the treatment to your pet's weight and coat type.
Frontline® Spray 100ml is ideal for dogs and cats weighing less than 5 kg, as well as puppies and kittens weighing less than 2 kg. Its gentle yet effective formula ensures optimal protection without risk for smaller pets. For larger animals, 250 ml and 500 ml formats are available, guaranteeing a solution for every need.
Made in France, Frontline® Spray benefits from rigorous quality standards, ensuring a safe and reliable product for your pets' health. By choosing this spray, you're also supporting local industry while providing the best care for your pet.
Frontline® Spray treats all the animals in your home, providing comprehensive protection against fleas and ticks. It's important to treat all pets simultaneously to prevent re-infestation and ensure a healthy environment.
In short, Frontline® Spray 100ml is a complete and effective solution for protecting your pets from fleas and ticks. Its easy application, formula adapted to small animals and French manufacturing make it an ideal choice to ensure the health and well-being of your companions. And don't forget to check out the verified reviews for feedback from other users, so you can make an informed choice.
Tip: Use Frontline® Spray alongside regular preventive treatments for ongoing protection against fleas and ticks.
We also offer the Tri-Act spot-on for L dogs from the Frontline veterinary laboratory, at the best price in our online pharmacy.
Using Frontline® Spray is quick and easy. Here's how:
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Precautions for use
Frontline® Spray contains the following ingredients:
Fipronil , Butylhydroxyanisol , Butylhydroxytoluene , Alcohol , Purified water.
Presentation
100 ml spray.
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