Amazon Basics Flea and Tick Topical Treatment and Prevention for Large Dogs (45-88 lbs), Fast Acting and Long Lasting, Tick Prevention, 6 Count, Packaging May Vary

Very significant difference after using this product. So I have 4 pups and fleas were out of control. I gave them one application of this a couple days after a bath, and while it helped, I didn’t see a lot of improvement first off, I brush them every other day and was still catching several fleas every time, after waiting the period it says I applied it again, and after a couple days I am virtually catching no fleas at all in my brush. It does work great just keep in mind it may take a few weeks if you have a bad flea problem going on.

Works just as well as name brand. We have used this on 3 labs and 2 german shepherds for years with no issues, no skin irritation, no adverse reactions. I am cautious of ingredients as one of my shepherds has epilepsy and can’t have certain flea and tick prevention, but this has worked great for her too. It won’t keep ticks from getting into their coat (that’s what spray is for) but it will ensure that they don’t stay on your dog which is super important for preventing diseases like lyme which take about 24 hours of the tick being attached to transfer. It prevents fleas perfectly. Definitely need scissors to open them, I think they are supposed to be tear off but I can’t tear the plastic.

I am extremely disappointed and we are going through it over her!!! due to this product, our dog was chemically burned, she is a Shepard so thick coat under coat not easily visible and stopped eating and drinking after we administered this treatment, which she had had in the past with no issues at all. I thought she was upset with us for having given her treatment as she can be short dramatic, I noticed something wasn't right when she started licking at this spot by turning her body abnormally, her skin was crawling as it was burning her when we got a closer look at her skin, we immediately put her into warm water bath and rinsed her off to stop the chemical from staying on her, she developed a secondary bacterial infection from the chemical burns being so bad we have been traumatized fir her by this. We do not understand what happened and why she's used this before with no reactions, this is extremely concerning to us, she is so much pain her entire upper neck shoulder blade area is just like this as well. Her skin and hair is falling out and off scabbing and then all her hair fell out and exposed more to flesh, shes got an in infection so it's a horrible smell, we are and have been so so worried about her and she is still struggling. We have spent so much on this, and for this to even have happened is unacceptable. A allergic reaction is one thing that was not what this was, she's had many flea treatments in the last and never ever have we went through anything of the sorts, she's even had this one! So needless to say when we realized it was burning her skin off we had a major what the heck moment, this is horrible for her and all of us, we thought we were going to lose her she is still fighting a bad bad infection and the pain is terrible her tounge was burned from having licked it which is something we usually keep her from doing but she did it at night the first evening overnight unbeknownst to us she was not tripping out from the fleas dieing off she was suffering, this has broken our hearts we are continuing to work day in and day out to keep it covered with a light layer so she doesn't lick she is on antibiotics, her hair is still falling out in giant clumps when warm water rinsed and it's traumatized all of us. Out poor dog, I don't know why this happened but we are extremely upset it did, knowing it should not have happened and didn't before this had been very hard on us for her. We just don't want another animal to suffer the way our girl did and still is. It's been two weeks and we are still fighting to keep her well. Someone please if possible reach out to us and make this right in some way if there is even a way to really right this. Our dog could still not make it and if something is wrong with the product it needs pulled from shelfs, this is the worst thing I've ever went through, and it's not acceptable. Would love a customer service representative or someone for the product management team to reach us as soon as possible. We are really struggling here.

The applicator was easy to open and allowed me to place the treatment directly on the skin. My cat tolerated the application, although the area remained slightly oily for a while. It is more affordable than many name-brand options. I carefully checked the weight range and instructions before using it.

this flea medication works! a few things to note that i’ve seen in the reviews and it doesn’t seem like people do too much research - not to be abrasive but don’t miss out on a good product because people don’t read. this product is easy to use, effective, and provides protection from all life stages of fleas when used continuously. 1. your dog is still itching after you apply the medication because they have flea bites. they will continue to itch for a few days or weeks until the bites are gone. you can use a oatmeal or anti itch shampoo to help. itching doesn’t necessarily mean continuing biting. 2. you need to get it on to their skin and follow the directions which includes continuing in a line down their back from collar to beginning of tail. 3. if you have an active infestation you should couple this product with a oral medication. it is safe to mix most oral and topical preventatives/treatments. you also need to wash their bedding and vacuum. you can treat these items with diatomaceous earth - put it on bedding or carpet and then vacuum it up. if you don’t feel like doing this just throw the stuff away. you also need to empty your vacuum canister in a bag and take it to the garbage for best results. you should also bathe your dog, it is acceptable to do this with dawn dish soap which is especially effective for fleas. 4. fleas have a life cycle so if you are struggling with an infestation you probably need to repeat the above directions in #3 every week for about 6 weeks in order to kill the fleas. you should readminister an oral medication once a week as well that kills adult fleas. 5. yes dogs die from preventative flea medication. they also die from tapeworms that they get from fleas and fleas are miserable and pesky. it is a cost benefit analysis. dogs die from all sorts of flea medication, generic, oral, topical, or collars. it is a possibility that is listed in the information on this preventative - people don’t think it’ll be their dog. one of my dogs gets seizures from oral flea medication which is why we practice prevention from everyone else in the house and we have her on topical only. 6. this is a generic version of a brand name product. it is the same dosage and ingredients as frontline. the big makers of pet medications have spent billions of dollars in advertising and litigation to make generic pet medications difficult to find and utilize. this is worth a try and it’s a great value for the price.

We recently compared all of the ingredients to our usual name brand flea medicine. It had exactly the same ingredients, however, the price was substantially less. Decided to try it and was pleasantly surprised. Florida is tough when it comes to keeping the pests off of your animals. This did it and worked as well, if not better, than the name brand. A lot of our friends switched over because of our recommendation and feel just as happy with the product. Save your money and use this brand.

Not impressed with effectiveness!

Used on my dogs a few weeks ago. Has made a huge difference. Less scratching. Not seem as many fleas. Will purchase again