Customer Reviews

Merial Frontline Top Spot Flea and Tick Control for Cats and Kittens

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In my household of several cats, many of whom enjoy going outdoors (and bringing occasional things inside, including fleas), we need something to keep the pests (the fleas, not the cats) under control. Frontline is one of the better products available for this purpose.

I've tried other solutions - flea collars, products from other sources, and have only found one other item that matches the Frontline effectiveness for eliminating fleas. Within a day of the first use, the cats had stopped scratching and licking incessantly at their fleas. One of my cats is particularly allergic to fleas, and breaks out with sores at the flea bites - for him, Frontline is nothing short of a miracle.

I have known cats to have serious reactions to the flea drops from some companies. My cats have had absolutely no bad reactions to the Frontline applications.

This is a product I will definitely buy again. My cats give this a big 16 paw salute (four cats, four paws each, you get the drift).

This product works really well. Our cat spends a lot of time outdoors and used to get fleas regularly even with flea collars. This stuff is easy to apply and works. We haven't had fleas again in 8 months.

This is better than anything else I've tried on my pets...the cats tolerate it well...with NJ heat and humidity, and a woodsy area , this stuff passes the test......

I just spent $140 on this stuff for my dog and cats. Put it on them about 2 weeks ago. They are ALL still covered in fleas. My dog is scratching in front of me as I type this. I don't know what to do. Spending all this money and no results. Very frustating!

I have been using Frontline regularly to treat my cat for the last 8 years. I recently bought from this seller (Mak'nTracks Pet Supply) because of the good price but I do not believe that this is the real product for two reasons. First, although the outside packaging looks right, the color of the actual containers that the product is in are blue. With ALL other Frontline that I have bought through the years, they are always green. Wrong color makes me think something is not right. Second, this simply didn't work. Frontline always works for us, but here we are 2 weeks after treatment and my cat is scratching worse than ever. This doesn't ever happen after a treatment.

I have two cats, one short haired kitten and one long haired adult. Within a day of applying Frontline Top Spot, they both were shed of their flea infestations, and have been flea-free since. Don't bother wasting time and money on other, less effective, cheap products; it'll save you in the long run to just buy Frontline up front.

Well, it's flea season in Dixie. Cats started scratching, I forked over a fortune on Frontline and . . . it did not even phase the nasty critters. Treated the carpets, ran a flea comb over the cats for larva & eggs, washed everything, vacuumed till my power bill went up, but the cats still have fleas. What is worse, is that because Frontline is such a heavy duty pesticide, I felt that it was prudent to wait at least a week before treating them with another knock down dose. I've been flea combing them daily and there are plenty of healthy fleas per cat.
One week after treatment with Frontline alone, with no results, my vet suggested a pill, Capstar, to kill the adult fleas followed by another application of Frontline. My cats are miserable and I'm still bleeding from shoving pills down the throats of three kitties. Frontline alone is not enough for Southern-bred and born fleas. I'll keep you posted on the Capstar, flea comb, OTC carpet spray n'sprinkle, followed by Frontline. Seems that I did not have this problem with Advantage.

This works and it did not irritate our cats. Some other brands do!I stick with Frontline.

Where I live there are many homeless, feral cats that live outside. Since I have been there several years and a serious cat loves I feed them each day unlimited supply of food and since they are very friendly with me I have started frontlining some of them. This is the best for them. Could you imagine being uncomfortable in your own skin? Too bad that they dont make a one dose for 6 months. That would be great too.

We had a flea explosion a few years ago in our house. After going through all the trouble of getting rid of them, we tried Frontline for our cat. Simple to apply. Never had a problem since. Amazon seems to be the cheapest way to get it over the vet.