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How to Apply FRONTLINE Plus for Dogs:
TO REMOVE Applicator, use scissors to separate one blister. Cut along dotted line, then peel foil to remove applicator.
HOLD Applicator Upright with foil side toward you and snap applicator tip.
PART Dog’s Hair between shoulder blades. Place applicator tip just above the skin and squeeze. Apply entire contents of applicator in a single spot directly onto dog’s skin. Do not apply on top of hair coat.
AVOID contact with treated area until dry.
Approved for use on all dogs, including puppies as young as 9 weeks and weighing at least 5 lbs.
Do not use more than one application per dog per month.
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How does FRONTLINE® Plus for Dogs work?
FRONTLINE® Plus for Dogs spreads from the single point of application, rapidly covering the entire dog and localizing in the hair, on the surface of the skin, and in the sebaceous glands. These glands act as a reservoir, continuously replenishing FRONTLINE Plus for Dogs onto the skin and hair coat, so it keeps working even if the dog gets wet.*
*Your pet needs to be dry at the time FRONTLINE Plus is applied and remain dry 24 hours after application.
How long does a dose of FRONTLINE Plus last, and how often should I administer it to my dog?
One dose (pipette) of FRONTLINE Plus for Dogs should be applied once per month to protect against fleas and ticks. Year-round application is essential for pets.
Can my dog get wet right after applying FRONTLINE Plus for Dogs?
Your dog needs to be dry at the time FRONTLINE Plus for Dogs is applied and remain dry for 24 hours after application.
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