Frontline Spray - 250ml

Frontline Spray 250ml is a topical flea and tick treatment for dogs and cats, formulated to provide protection against common external parasites.

According to the supplied product information, Frontline Spray controls Brown Dog ticks, Paralysis ticks and adult fleas, with the recommended application interval depending on the parasite being targeted.

It can also form part of a flea-management programme for pets affected by Flea Allergy Dermatitis (FAD).

The supplied information states that Frontline Spray is suitable for puppies and kittens from 2 days of age, making it an option for very young animals when used strictly according to the current product label.

Key Features & Benefits

• Flea and tick treatment – designed for dogs and cats.
• Brown Dog tick control – stated to control Brown Dog ticks when applied monthly.
• Paralysis tick control – stated to control Paralysis ticks when applied every 3 weeks.
• Adult flea control – stated to control adult fleas when applied every 4–12 weeks.
• Flea Allergy Dermatitis support – monthly application is stated for affected pets as part of flea control.
• Topical spray – applied directly to the pet rather than given orally.
• Suitable for very young pets – supplied information states use from 2 days of age.
• 250ml bottle – practical spray format for household flea and tick management.

Ideal For

• Dogs
• Cats
• Puppies and kittens from 2 days of age, subject to the current product label
• Flea control
• Tick control
• Pets requiring topical parasite treatment
• Pets where flea control forms part of managing Flea Allergy Dermatitis

Directions / Use

Apply Frontline Spray according to the current product label and your pet's body weight.

The supplied information gives different application intervals depending on the parasite:

The exact spray quantity/dosage according to body weight was not supplied and should be taken from the current product insert.

Do not exceed the recommended application frequency.

FAQs

What is Frontline Spray used for?

Frontline Spray is a topical treatment for fleas and ticks on dogs and cats.

Does Frontline Spray control fleas?

Yes. The supplied information states that it controls adult fleas, with an application interval of 4–12 weeks depending on the circumstances.

Does Frontline Spray control Brown Dog ticks?

Yes. Monthly application is stated for Brown Dog tick control.

Does Frontline Spray control Paralysis ticks?

Yes. The supplied information states that application every 3 weeks controls Paralysis ticks.

Can Frontline Spray be used for Flea Allergy Dermatitis?

The supplied information states that monthly application can be used on affected pets as part of Flea Allergy Dermatitis control. It should not be presented as a treatment for the underlying allergy itself.

Can Frontline Spray be used on puppies?

The supplied information states that it can be used on puppies from 2 days of age. Always confirm the current product label before treating very young puppies.

Can Frontline Spray be used on kittens?

Yes. The supplied information states that it is suitable for kittens from 2 days of age, subject to the current label.

Is Frontline Spray suitable for both dogs and cats?

Yes. It is described as a flea and tick spray for dogs and cats.

How often should Frontline Spray be applied?

The interval depends on the parasite being targeted. The supplied information states monthly for Brown Dog ticks, every 3 weeks for Paralysis ticks and every 4–12 weeks for adult fleas.

Product Information

• Product: Frontline Spray
• Pack size: 250ml
• Product type: Topical flea and tick treatment
• Species: Dogs and cats
• Minimum age stated: 2 days
• Brown Dog ticks: Monthly application
• Paralysis ticks: Every 3 weeks
• Adult fleas: Every 4–12 weeks
• Flea Allergy Dermatitis: Monthly flea-control application

Important

Use Frontline Spray strictly according to the current manufacturer's label, including the correct application quantity for your pet's body weight.

The supplied information does not provide the active ingredient(s), concentration, spray dosage by body weight, exact application technique, minimum weight, pregnancy/lactation precautions or South African registration information. These details should be added from the current packaging or product insert.

Because this is a veterinary ectoparasite treatment, do not extrapolate dosing between different Frontline products or formulations.