Frontline Top Spot for Dogs

Pros: easy to use. works great. not overly expensive
Cons: have to get it from the vet

I have 2 cats,and one is allergic to fleas! I tried a top spot product that hartz sells(from the grocery store)thinking that it my do the job,and treated the carpets...no reduction in the fleas. I called my vet and found that I could get Frontline...

Pros: Ease of Use, Really Works
Cons: Price, Must obtain from Vet

I give the Frontline top spot, the top spot in my opinion. Here is why: We had used Bio-Spot on our dogs for the past two years with fair success as long as the fleas were light. But early this summer, which was a bad year for fleas, the Bio-spot quit...

Pros: You see the results within the first 24 hours.
Cons: It is a pesticide and must use caution

When the flea season hits we need protection that will work I have 1 dog and 4 cats, sometimes the cats will have a reaction from the fleas if I do not keep them treated they will itch and bite their skin until they have sores all over their body and...

Pros: very easy to apply, no strong vapors, continues to work after dog has bath.
Cons: cost

I have a 4 year old Weimeraner and ran out of Frontline (my previous flea product). There is a pet store near where I office and decided to go get some flea killer.
They did not sell Frontline, but did have BioSpot.
I purchased the 3...

Pros: easy
Cons: didn't work effectively, doesn't kill flea BEFORE it bites, doesn't repel fleas

We bought this product because it came so highly recommended. We treated three dogs (all weigh about 50 pounds) with it for over 6 months before we gave up and tried other products. Frontline Top Spot just didn't work effectively, even though we used...

Pros: easy, simple, cats don't mind it
Cons: price, available only at vets

A few years ago, I noticed my indoor/outdoor calico, Callie, began to develop little "crusty" spots all over her body, on her skin. She allowed me to pick them off, although it was painful for her. I didn't know what it was, as we had no...

Pros: overall great product for dogs
Cons: not sure about cats

I chose this product because i have two small dogs (Frisky and Gizmo) and when summer time comes along, they catch a really bad case of fleas. The oldest dog that i have is allergic to fleas, and when fleas bite him, he gets really itchy and his tummy...

Pros: Works well
Cons: none

My dog's name is Lady. When spring comes she starts the itching process and doesn't stop. She drives me crazy watching her. I ran my dog to the vet and he couldn't find anything on her. He said that if she had one flea on her it would drive her...

Pros: Safe and easy to use.
Cons: Not really low priced

Frontline is used on all my Sweet babies and I have lots of them 5 dogs,1 cat and 1 oppossom. So My smallest one it is used on is a 3 pound Pom they are very easily overdosed. I have never had a problem with this flea product and safety is my biggest...

Pros: easy to use , once a month , kills fleas
Cons: cost more , only available at the vet.

I have tried many brands of spot flea control. Frontline works the best for my cats. This brand only has to be put on the cats, on the skin at the base of the neck. It is a once a month treatment, and doesn't bother the cat at all. It kills the fleas...

Pros: Easy to use and only once a month
Cons: none

I have tried all of the other spot treatments, and by far this is the best on the market. It is so easy to use. Each treatment comes in individual doses. All you do is break open the package and apply it between the shoulder blades. Just ask my Shih Tzu...

Pros: This product does the job.
Cons: It can be expensive.

Before there was Front line Top spot Little Bit always had fleas. This has been the only product I have used on our dog that has worked. Little Bit is happier because he's not scratching all the time. You give your dog a bath and put this on him and...

Pros: easy application
Cons: could also add heartworm prevention medication

My parents live in the south and I do not think my dog would survive without Frontline. However, I wish Frontline was available in Canada because I want my own dog to be on this product. Since I visit my parents very often with my dog I want him to be...

Pros: Does not harm skin and very effective
Cons: A bit more costly

Here in Florida fleas are a big problem especially in the summer. My Labrador has skin reactions to most over the counter flea control products. I have use Frontline on her for the past year and she has been flea free. The dog next door has terrible...

Pros: pre-measured, easy to use, and works.
Cons: none

This is the greatest product i have found in a long time. It is so easy to use. I have been using it for some time now and it really does the job. I use to use flea shampoo, flea powder, flea collars and sprays. None of them lasted for very long. It...