In order for Frontline or any other topical flea medication (Advantage, Petarmor etc) to work effectively they must be applied on a four to five week basis.Originally Posted by minlee
Do I have to put it on them every six months? I mean they are indoor cats and aren't they less likely to get fleas being indoors.
I saw that paper work too. But clients at the vets office I work at swear it does not work that long. I can say from first hand experience I have never had Frontline Plus work for more then seven weeks. I do find that paper work very interesting. I have also noticed that paper work is NOT in all boxes at least where I liveOriginally Posted by Willowy
...... In the paperwork for Frontline, it says it works against fleas for 3 months. So unless you need protection against ticks as well, there's no reason to apply it more often (unless it stops working and you see fleas). And applying it every 6 months isn't likely to do much good.
That is very interesting. I think pesticides are required by law to have that kind of paperwork, telling you how to use it, what not to do, etc. I know that counterfeit flea meds are a problem. I wonder if the ones without paperwork are the counterfeitsOriginally Posted by Cat Person
I do find that paper work very interesting. I have also noticed that paper work is NOT in all boxes at least where I live. I wonder why.
I am sure it is quite possible that some of the flea medication in my area is counterfeit. So many other things can be so why not flea medicationOriginally Posted by Willowy
That is very interesting. I think pesticides are required by law to have that kind of paperwork, telling you how to use it, what not to do, etc. I know that counterfeit flea meds are a problem. I wonder if the ones without paperwork are the counterfeits: