Frontline Tri-Act Spot-On Flea Treatment For Dogs 5-10kg

All good , used many times before

Put this on my Yorkshire terrier yesterday afternoon, at 1 pm this morning I had to get out of bed n bath her. It was driving her mad she was moaning banging herself all over against her bed. I looked at her skin where I’d put drops on earlier it was bright red. This morning she’s still not herself. I won’t buy again and I’ve put other 2 pipettes in bin 🤬

I say the same for this as I did for the cat version. Vets used to recommend one treatment per year which has gradually come down to six months then three and now every month and if anything the price has gone up so my thoughts are is this weaker or are the fleas getting more resistant. Or is it just about money!

I applied frontline tri over a week ago and not worked now got to wait 3 weeks the fleas are everywhere... HELP. THANKS ALOT FRONTLINE TRI 😱😱😱😭😭

Buyer beware. This burnt my dogs skin, literally burnt it, to create an open wound that I had to go to the vets and get antibiotics for. I've heard these horror stories before from off shelf flea treatments but thought nothing of it. Won't be repeating this mistake twice.

I’ve used Frontline on my dogs for 15 years with no problems upgrading from standard to Plus and now for the first time to Tri Act which has been a dreadful decision as my 6 month old pup has been left uncomfortable, itching and in pain less than 24 hours after her dose with her skin in inflamed where I popped it. Bathing her has eased it a little, however I would use with caution and be aware that adverse reaction is a strong possibility. Based on this I wouldn’t recommend.

I thought I’d give this product a try but wow, it really irritated his skin. Constant head shaking, sulking and generally not being himself for a good week after. Think I’ll stick to the regular frontline which doesn’t have that affect on him. Beware.

Works great for my dog