Frontline spot combo 40-60 kg 3 pipettes

Frontline Spot Combo 40-60 kg 3 pipettes is a combination of fipronil and (S)-methoprene in spot-on pipettes for dogs weighing 40 to 60 kg. The package contains 3 pipettes.

Indications

It stands out for its easy application and safety profile, which the laboratory highlights. The formula combines fipronil with (S)-methoprene. It's a spot-on pipette: the liquid is applied to a single point on the skin. By acting on the surrounding environment, it reduces the risk of re-infestation in bedding and other resting areas.

Format and composition

• Environment: prevents contamination with flea eggs and larvae.
• Range: pipettes by weight ranges in dogs and specific presentation for cats.
• Type: single-dose pipette for application to the skin.
• Choice: each pipette corresponds to a weight range or a species.

Usage and guidelines

With dogs and cats in the same house, each receives the pipette for its species. The application technique, interval between applications, and precautions are detailed in the package insert. With multiple animals at home, the veterinarian confirms the correct formulation for each one. Before opening the pipette, check that the animal's weight falls within the range indicated on the packaging.

Frequently asked questions

For which animals is Frontline spot combo 40-60 kg 3 pipettes intended?

For dogs weighing 40 to 60 kg. For dogs of a different weight or breed, a different product from the range is recommended; your veterinarian will advise you on which one.

What do I do with the leftover pipettes?

Store them in their packaging for the next treatment and respect the interval in the leaflet.

What interval is respected?

Consult the leaflet for the exact interval; the veterinarian will adapt it to your case.

Does it eliminate parasites that are already present in the animal?

Yes, the manufacturer states that it eliminates ticks, fleas, and chewing lice that are on the animal.

Can I use the same pipette on a dog and a cat?

Sharing pipettes between species is not recommended. The range includes separate presentations.

When several animals live together, the veterinarian confirms the presentation of each one.