Just follow these steps each time you use the product. Applying correctly starts with purchasing the correct product. Before purchasing, weigh your dog. Don't guess! PetArmor Plus for Dogs is available in four different weight breaks for dogs and puppies: 4 to 22 pounds, 23 to 44 pounds, 45 to 88 pounds, and 89 to pounds.
DO NOT attempt to split doses between dogs. Be sure to choose dog products for dogs and cat products for cats. PetArmor Plus for Cats is available to protect your cat. Don't forget to consider your dog's age. Read the entire label carefully before using any product on your dog. For additional help or more information, our social care team is available to answer your questions Mon-Friday, 8am to 4pm CST.
Or you can call us at Keep treated pets apart from each other, other pets and children for 24 hours after treatment and until the product is dry. All of your pets must be treated to control fleas, and you may want to treat your home, too. An untreated pet can become the new host for fleas if immature fleas are present in your home.
Also, an untreated pet could also be the real source of the infestation. To protect your environment, try PetArmor Home products. There are a number of ways to treat and prevent fleas. The simplest may be a monthly regimen of PetArmor Plus for cats or dogs. Be sure to read the labels carefully.
Prevention is the best medicine, and our joint care products support joint health at any age. You can start your dog on a joint health regimen as a pup, our products are safe for puppies as young as 8 weeks old. Even though fleas have been removed from your pet, the problem may not be solved. We recommend treating all other pets in your home, as well as your home itself.
Try PetArmor for home products. Also, make sure their bedding is washed, and vacuuming is done frequently. The yard may need attention, too, such as raking, trimming shrubs, and cutting grass. The fewer places for bugs to hide, the better. This is actually a sign that the product is working. The product is said to start killing fleas within 4 hours of application and claims to cause death to all of the adult fleas on your pet within 12 hours.
It will also cause ticks to die and start falling off during this time frame too. This is quicker than PetArmor Plus says on their website, though it is unclear why the timeframe is different between the two products that contain the same active ingredients.
Frontline Plus is available to purchase for the following weights of dog: lbs, lbs, lbs, and lbs. You can purchase it in packs of3, 6, or 8 doses. You should not split individual doses between dogs, you should buy the correct product for the dog of that size and use one pipette per dog.
Frontline Plus is safe to use in puppies 8 weeks of age and older. The application of the product is similar to PetArmor Plus. It is advised to apply the product monthly to ensure adequate tick protection, though flea protection lasts a bit longer than this. Monthly is also advised for full flea protection when reinfestation is highly likely though.
A post shared by Alejandra Ortiz de Guerrero alejandraortizdeguerrero. The same contraindication applies to Frontline Plus as to PetArmor Plus — do not apply the dog product to cats and seek veterinary advice for protection from other parasites.
As you have probably gathered, both PetArmor Plus and Frontline Plus are very similar products relying on the same active ingredients and same methods of application. From the table, you should be able to see that the two products are much the same. One of the differences seems to be the time it takes to kill fleas. Frontline Plus states on their website that their product is effective in killing all adult fleas within 12 hours, whereas PetArmor Plus suggests it takes between 24 and 48 hours for their product to be effective.
The only minor differences between the two are that it is possible to get slightly different pack sizes, and their cost. It seems that Frontline Plus is often more expensive to purchase than PetArmor Plus, so this may be a factor in your decision making. With both products, it is worth noting that you may still see fleas in your home for a little while after application.
This is because any flea eggs that were laid before the flea treatment was applied may still be hatching out of the environment. A flea infestation in the home can be tricky and take time to get on top of.
Ensuring your pet has his parasite product applied regularly as instructed will kill any fleas on them and prevent further flea reproduction from occurring. One of the most commonly seen is redness or itching where the liquid has been applied but these usually resolve within 24 hours. If your pet is experiencing severe or prolonged irritation then you should take them to your veterinarian.
PetArmor Plus is a budget-friendly and waterproof flea and ticks preventative for dogs. Super easy to apply, it breaks the flea infestation by killing adults, while preventing eggs and larvae from developing to the next life stage. All life stages of fleas and ticks are targeted which helps to break the re-infestation of your pet with fleas by preventing the larvae from developing. Breaking the flea re-infestation cycle and protecting your pup from tick bites, even if they love swimming.
Frontline Plus works for up to 30 days. This is a good sign! There are risks to using all products, and topical products tend to cause skin reactions most commonly. Luckily, reactions are rare with Frontline Plus, but when they do occur these tend to be mild and short-lived. Mild itching or redness may be seen at the site of application which typically resolves within 24 hours. Veterinary care should be sought for your pooch if the irritation is severe or persists for longer than 24 hours.
A waterproof product, Frontline Plus is great for pooches that love to swim or has frequent baths. Available as a convenient, single-dose pipette for monthly application, Frontline Plus is a good product with few, rare side effects.
There have been, however some reports of possible resistance developing in fleas toward fipronil, one of the active ingredients. Remember: Some pets may have reactions to any flea preventative medication; you should select a suitable product in consultation with your veterinarian. No need to fight with your fur-baby to take a pill or try to sneak it into their favorite treat; both of these products are spot-on formulations.
The main difference is that PetArmor Plus requires scissors to cut the top off while Frontline Plus is a simple snap-off top. As these are pre-dosed pipettes; the cost will depend on the size of your pooch. Products for larger pets are more expensive, as expected. Here we compare the costs of these products for small dogs lbs. PetArmor Plus is available in packages of 3 and 6 pipettes while Frontline Plus also has 8 pipette packets.
PetArmor Plus is a more budget-friendly for the same products. Aside from the obvious irritation that these bugs cause our fur-babies, they also carry some very nasty diseases. Some of these illnesses are fatal with no known treatments, making these preventative medications essential for our fur-iends.
0コメント