FRONTLINESpot On Flea & Tick Treatment for Cats - 6 Pipettes

Tried telling my cat she had worms—she ignored me. Gave her a FRONTLINE tablet—problem solved, dignity restored. Easy to give (with stealth and maybe a treat), and now she's strutting around worm-free like the queen she thinks she is.

Always does the trick for the cats I hope

my cat is an outdoor cat and he goes to the loo outside and so i haven’t been seeing his stools, but he has been demanding more and more food between meals and is very agitated. got ready for work and spotted a pile of saliva on the floor. on closer inspection, in said pile was a blade of grass and a worm. not an earthworm, a parasitic worm. instantly went into panic mode of course and ordered these pills. it’s my first time deworming him.i crushed a pill up and mixed it in with some lick-e-lix, which is how i normally administer pills for him. instant refusal. added water, some of his fav meaty treats and food. refused. added ANOTHER lick-e-lix to see if i could mask it even more; REFUSAL!!! ended up sighing and going “here we go” as i was preparing myself emotionally to administer a HUMAN SIZED pill to him, which isn’t coated at all. but my boy has health issues and luckily i’m used to having to do this. he absolutely hates any kind of handling, which is important to add.put my arm under him and held him still on the counter and put my finger holding the pill on the edge of his mouth to get him to open it. pill in. held his mouth closed as he wiggled until i saw the little lick cats do when they swallow. let go. pill SHOOTS OUT!!!!i grab it and go again. poor lil guy starts growling at me as he’s squirming. in again, spat out again. what a nightmareended up letting him go for a bit to cool down, and he went into another room in a corner. i approached him again but this time without handling him, just instantly going for the mouth and i managed to shove it in and held his mouth closed until he wriggled away, thankfully he had swallowed it as nothing shot out! hurray!sharing this to show anyone struggling with getting their kitty, especially kitties who hate being handled, how to take these pills. simply keep trying and do not give up!an hour or so after taking the tablet, he was so incredibly agitated. i do not know if these worming tablets also have an affect on fleas too? because he COULD NOT STOP ITCHING HIMSELF! he was licking, itching, all around and couldn’t stay still because of it. i have no idea why. i know my kitty gets allergies and i don’t know if this pill triggered a flare up, but poor boy exhausted himself and was so lethargic from it. after a few hours of rest the symptoms subsided.

Used on my cat after noticed he goes out and comes back covered in ticks. This seems to have worked as he hasn't come home with any on him recently.

Good flea stuff. Seems to work as they don’t have fleas and cheaper than the vet’s stuff

I have been using this product vigilantly every 4 weeks on all 3 of my cats and all 3 of my son's cats. So imagine my horror when I took 3 of our gorgeous furry bundles to the vet for health checks and spaying and neutering only to have a call to say they had found flea dirt on our cats.The vet asked why we had not been treating and I showed the vet our subscriptions on Amazon for Frontline Plus. Then the vet said oh I see, and proceeded to tell me that over the last few years they had found fleas and flea dirt on many cats who were treated with this product. They explained that as this product has been using the same formula for many years the fleas have become resistant to the treatment and this was becoming a problem for many owners.Because os this we had to take our other 3 furry bundles to the vet when the others were getting their post operative checks. Yes a trip to the vet with 6 cats all weighing in at 4, 5 or 6 kilos. Having them all checked, not easy with long haired cats and having them weighed to get them onto flea treatment that would be effective.We were lucky that due to a strict grooming regime which the vet said would have helped remove some fleas, and the fact that although frontline hadn't been completely effective it had offered a little protection the flea burden was minimal, but I always feel 1 flea is a flea too many.Yes it is more expensive to buy the flea treatment from the vet, but in hindsight I wish I had gone for the vet option much sooner. We have now set up a system with the vet for a treatment that will last 13 weeks and treats for round and tape worm as well. It is seriously worth a visit to the vet for advice before choosing flea treatment for your cats, and dogs.I can't recommend this product and I won't be buying it again.

Had a bad reaction with one of my cats, think skin irritation, scabbing and bald patch. My vet told me it was quite common with frontline.Also not sure if it worked as even though it was on one of my cats, I had to wash it off the other due to her reaction.

Have used lots and never had any problems.