Using dog frontline flea medication for my cat? | TheCatSite
WEBFeb 15, 2010. Messages. 659. Purraise. 42. No, you should not put the full amount on the cat. The cat dose is 0.5ml while the small dog dose is 0.67ml. I do use dog frontline on my cats because of the reduced cost but you have to …
frontline plus for dogs | TheCatSite
WEBJul 1, 2012 — 1. Purraise. 2. I do animal rescue and have researched this thoroughly. The ingredients of Frontline Plus are EXACTLY the same for dogs and cats. The dosage is .05 ml per lb. So, a 10-lb cat would get .5 ml. I purchase the Extra-Large dog size, which is 4.0 ml per tube. So, for 10-lb cats, that's 8 doses per tube!
can I use Frontline Gold for Dogs on cats? | TheCatSite
WEBNov 28, 2016 — 1. I have been purchasing the frontline plus for dogs 89-132 and breaking it down and using it on my cats. I just recently purchased some Frontline Gold for dogs 89-132 and I noticed that it states not to use it on cats. It even says to keep your dogs and cats seperate once it has been applied.
To Use Frontline Plus For Dogs On Cats | TheCatSite
WEBJun 11, 2017. Messages. 2. Purraise. 0. I read one of your previous comments: "Frontline Plus and Advantage II are both OK for cats (if dosed properly). The "plus" and "II" part is just an IGR and cats actually need a higher dose of that than dogs do so that amount isn't dangerous. However the box of the product says "Do not use on cats".
Sharing Frontline Plus between multiple cats | TheCatSite
WEBJun 14, 2004 — Active ingredients for cats - Fipronil - 9.8% (s)-methoprene, 11.8%, the rest inert. For dogs - Fipronil - 9.8% (s)-methoprene - 8.8%, the rest inert. So more methoprene for the cats - not the other way around. But still, I would love to hear from anyone else who might be sharing frontline plus around.
Now that there are off-brands of Frontline Plus ingredients...
WEBJun 26, 2012 — 111. Purraise. 9. This year I notice that the patent for the "Plus" in Frontline Plus has expired, and generics/other manufacturers are now legally allowed to produce their versions of it. In most stores including my local Walmart this means that the ingredient S-methoprene is now indeed the IGR you can get as the One-Two punch I think we all ...
Large dog Frontline for smaller dog? (clean, vet, rescue, fleas)
WEBJul 19, 2010 — Pull up 1.34 mL/cc of the Frontline and apply as usual. In the rescue I only buy the 12 month supply of the largest dose of Frontline and I break it down according to weight. For anyone else trying to save money - and this way saves a fortune!!! - here is the breakdown: Cats - .5 mL. Up to 22 pounds - .67 mL.
Can I reapply Frontline any quicker than 30 days? | TheCatSite
WEBJun 2, 2006 — semiferal said: Yes, it's safe. Frontline is non-toxic. I find Revolution is the flea treatment that lasts the longest. Frontline is toxic. It’s designed to be applied once a month because it takes that long for it to run its course through your cat’s system. Please try not to apply sooner than 30 days.
frontline plus for dogs | Page 2 | TheCatSite
WEBJan 25, 2012 — The dosage for Frontline Plus for dogs is; Cats; .5 ml Dogs; >22 lbs .67 ml 23-44 lbs 1.34 ml 45-88 lbs 2.68 ml 89-132 lbs 4.02 ml
Is there a less expensive but good alternative to Frontline Plus?
WEBNov 12, 2009 — The canine flea drops can be lethal if felines come into contact with it. Frontline Plus is a decent product for cats. You might ask your vet what they have and if they sell single (a 1 month dose) doses of it. That way it's easier on the pocket book albeit more expensive in the long run than the 3 or 4 pack.