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Flee treatment for dogs2007-11-25 3:01:01

What I do is I get him to sit and I open the frontline squeezer. I give the dog his heartworm prevention stuff and while he is distracted with his "treat", I move about an inch of his hair until I see his skin. Quick squirt and all done. I move the hair back in place and there ya go.

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I put the frontline on the back of my dogs neck, it does make her fur wet but that is what is supposed to happen. The frontline is spread all over the dog through the oils in their fur. Make sure that your dog is dry when you apply the treatments, and I have found that frontline works better and for longer if I don't wash my dog between frontline treatments and I don't let her get too wet either, it seems to wash away the frontline even though the packet says that that wont happen.

Good Luck, I hope your dog gets better.

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i use front line

its drop on the back of the neck you just brush the hair the wrong way then applie the drops this makes your dog flee free for 1 month

its mess free and works

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extra liquid rolling off will not hurt your dog

so just apply more and stop worrying

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my mom cuts the hair away on the neck then applys it and it goes straight onto the skin

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put it right under the dogs coat so yr hitting its skin and gently squeeze it out

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It's best to get all of the Fronline onto the skin of your dog. Try to part the hair as much as possible so that you can apply it directly to the skin. Do not bathe your dog for at least 24 hours before and after applying Frontline. Sometimes the fur will get a little wet - this can be hard to avoid with a dog with a very thick coat.