I Use Frontline And Still Have Fleas

As a super responsible pet owner who’s been using Frontline Plus on my dogs for years, I was shocked and mortified when my vet told me they had fleas in April. My dogs are indoor dogs, never leave the house, and go everywhere with me. How could they be flea infested? The answer is Frontline Plus kills fleas fast, but it doesn’t keep them from coming back. Only an effective flea treatment that prevents new fleas from coming into the house will keep your dog — and your entire home — totally flea-free.

I Use Frontline And Still Have Fleas

If you still see fleas or flea droppings on your cat or dog after treating them, it would be natural to think that the flea treatment isn’t working. Like many things in life, it’s not as simple as that! Modern flea treatments, such as FRONTLINE, don’t work by stopping fleas from jumping on your pet- they are effective at killing newly arriving fleas within 24 hours.
The flea life cycle is such that the fleas that are seen on your pet are only a small proportion of the total flea population. 95% of the problem exists in the pet’s environment as flea eggs, larvae and pupae (cocoons). New fleas can jump on your pet at any time from an infested environment. That is why it is normal to see some fleas on a treated pet. Each new flea takes up to 24 hours to kill.

Because it’s very hard to tell fleas apart, it’s easy to see why some people think that the product isn’t working when actually it is continuing to kill fleas – you are simply seeing different fleas each time that will be killed soon. It can take up to 3 months to fully resolve a flea infestation (or even longer in some cases) – see “What is the best way to resolve a home infestation?” for advice on eradicating a flea problem as quickly as possible.
New fleas that jump onto a pet will have consumed a blood meal and defecated within 5-10 minutes of landing on your pet. Fipronil, the active ingredient in FRONTLINE, will also make the flea become hyperactive before death. Therefore, you should still expect to see flea droppings and lively (dying) fleas whilst treatment is being used after your pet has been exposed to a flea infested area, more so during the warmer months when there is generally a higher flea burden outdoors.

The active ingredient in FRONTLINE (fipronil) kills fleas by affecting their nervous system, making them hyperactive before dying. These dying fleas often rise to the top of your pet’s haircoat, so the presence of visible fleas after treating your pet, is a sign that the product is working.

It is also important to remember that the majority of the flea population is in the environment. If you are still seeing a large number of fleas a few days after starting treatment it is possible that there is an infestation somewhere in the home. It can take up to 3 months to fully resolve a flea infestation (or even longer in some cases)

I Use Frontline And Still Have Fleas

I have a cat who I love very much. She’s been with me for over 12 years now, and I really want to make sure she’s healthy. So when I heard about this new product called

, it sounded like exactly what I was looking for.

It’s made from all-natural ingredients, so there should be no allergies or side effects. It also works against ticks and mosquitoes, which can spread disease if left untreated.

When I first applied the product, it didn’t seem like it was working—but after a few days, my cat started scratching herself more and more aggressively until she had bald patches all over her belly!

She was also super uncomfortable and seemed to be in pain when she moved around on the floor or bedding (which isn’t normal). When I took her to the vet, they told me that she had fleas—and they were getting worse because of this product!

The vet said that it would take time for the fleas to die off after using this product; however, he recommended using another treatment immediately to combat any remaining pests on her body before they could lay eggs again at a later date

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