Flea treatment

Begin with your dog’s weight and preferred application style. In this set, products cover bands from 4.5-10 kg with Bravecto tablets, up to 20-40 kg for larger dogs, and 4-10 kg options for spot-on or spray formats. Consider whether you want a pill, an oral tablet, or a topical solution; convenience and your dog’s tolerance will guide the choice, along with the weight-specific dosing.

Forms include sprays like Fiprolent Spray, tablets such as Bravecto for defined weight ranges, and topical spot-on treatments like Effitix and FrontGuard. There are also covalent spot-on variants for dogs. Each form delivers protection in different ways, from fast-acting sprays to long-lasting monthly spot-ons, so you can choose based on how you manage routine and bathing.

Protection duration varies by product type: Bravecto tablets offer extended protection over a dosing period, while spot-on products like Effitix are designed for monthly use and remain effective after bathing. Sprays like Fiprolent provide rapid action for immediate relief. Always follow the product’s guidance for reapplication timing to maintain continuous protection.

Yes, dosing is weight-based and uses specific bands: 4.5-10 kg, 20-40 kg, 40-60 kg, and 2-10 kg for compact dogs. Matching your dog’s actual weight to the product’s band ensures correct dosing and efficacy, avoiding under- or overdosing.

Some products provide broader protection; for example, Effitix Topical Spot On for small dogs is described as repelling ticks, fleas, mosquitoes, and sandflies, reducing multiple parasite risks beyond fleas and ticks while maintaining a waterproof formula.

Yes, consulting a veterinarian is advised, especially when selecting a product for a specific weight range or if your dog has other health conditions. The spray option notes guidance to consult a vet for specific recommendations, ensuring safety and suitability for your pet.