Amazon Basics Flea and Tick Topical Treatment and Prevention for Large Dogs (45-88 lbs), Fast Acting and Long Lasting, Tick Prevention, 6 Count, Packaging May Vary

this flea medication works! a few things to note that i’ve seen in the reviews and it doesn’t seem like people do too much research - not to be abrasive but don’t miss out on a good product because people don’t read. this product is easy to use, effective, and provides protection from all life stages of fleas when used continuously. 1. your dog is still itching after you apply the medication because they have flea bites. they will continue to itch for a few days or weeks until the bites are gone. you can use a oatmeal or anti itch shampoo to help. itching doesn’t necessarily mean continuing biting. 2. you need to get it on to their skin and follow the directions which includes continuing in a line down their back from collar to beginning of tail. 3. if you have an active infestation you should couple this product with a oral medication. it is safe to mix most oral and topical preventatives/treatments. you also need to wash their bedding and vacuum. you can treat these items with diatomaceous earth - put it on bedding or carpet and then vacuum it up. if you don’t feel like doing this just throw the stuff away. you also need to empty your vacuum canister in a bag and take it to the garbage for best results. you should also bathe your dog, it is acceptable to do this with dawn dish soap which is especially effective for fleas. 4. fleas have a life cycle so if you are struggling with an infestation you probably need to repeat the above directions in #3 every week for about 6 weeks in order to kill the fleas. you should readminister an oral medication once a week as well that kills adult fleas. 5. yes dogs die from preventative flea medication. they also die from tapeworms that they get from fleas and fleas are miserable and pesky. it is a cost benefit analysis. dogs die from all sorts of flea medication, generic, oral, topical, or collars. it is a possibility that is listed in the information on this preventative - people don’t think it’ll be their dog. one of my dogs gets seizures from oral flea medication which is why we practice prevention from everyone else in the house and we have her on topical only. 6. this is a generic version of a brand name product. it is the same dosage and ingredients as frontline. the big makers of pet medications have spent billions of dollars in advertising and litigation to make generic pet medications difficult to find and utilize. this is worth a try and it’s a great value for the price.

This stuff works. Got rid of the fleas and I love the price. All the others are so expensive and im dont like buying the cheaper stuff because it can make a dog sick. Super quick and easy to apply it amd doesnt leave a terrible scent. Once dried, you can't tell you put it on.

We used this flea and tick prevention for about a year and a half on our dog. Properly followed the application instructions and ensured we were using the right size for our dogs weight. It seemed to work well for ticks - I would find dead ticks in his crate after going on a hike. We put our dog into obedience classes recently and a short while into that he started itching like crazy. He licked his paw raw and scratched his head into a hot spot. All said and done he spent three weeks in a cone, and since we'd just switched him off of puppy food we assumed he had a protein allergy to the new food. We've since gone through two foods with little improvement. Tonight I saw a flea. Something we hadn't even considered since he was on this flea and tick prevention that seemed to be working well. I'm disappointed in ourselves that we were blind to this and trying to treat a food allergy, but most of all I'm frustrated that this product has allowed live fleas to live on an otherwise healthy, well groomed dog throughout multiple applications. In short: I suspect this product helped limit what seems to be a relatively minor flea infestation, but it does not prevent fleas as advertised.

I needed flea treatment fast, and this did the job. It’s affordable, works well, and was a great value for something I needed immediately. That said, for long-term use, I’d recommend looking into something less toxic for your pup’s health. It’s a solid option if you’re in a bind, and it controlled our flea outbreak before it got out of hand, but if you have time to plan, I’d invest in a gentler product for your furry friend.

Easy to apply and much more affordable than similar products for the exact same ingredients. I have 5 large dogs and no one had any sort of reaction.

Easy to use but did not work for my pets

Great value for flea/tick prevention for dogs! I used to always buy the frontline plus brand one from Costco for double the price. Application is simple, like any other prevention. Works well for my dog and I!

I have a 70+ pound husky/shepherd who gets ticks very easily...I put this on her and poof no fleas or ticks. And you can't beat the price. 10/10 would recommend. BUY THIS!!!!