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Frontline Gold for Dogs is a reliable flea and tick treatment that many users find effective, but it has received criticism for its high cost, and some users report it being ineffective on large dogs with thick coats.
Less effective for large dogs with thick coats.
Prevention: Consider alternatives or additional treatments, consult with a veterinarian.
Many users report that it works well in preventing fleas and ticks.
Users appreciate the ease of use and the fact that it is a topical medicine.
Chewy's customer service is highly praised, especially when there are issues with the product.
Many users complain about the high cost of the product.
The product has been reported to be ineffective for some users, particularly those with large dogs with thick coats.
Tip: Consider internal medicines or other brands.
There are reports that Frontline Plus for cats also didn't work, causing fleas to spread to indoor cats.
Some users indicate the quality has declined in recent batches, and the product has become less effective.
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Factors: Pet size and coat type
The product may not be as effective for large dogs with thick coats. Consider alternatives or additional treatments.
Frontline Gold typically lasts for 1-6 months, with an average estimate of 3-4 months, but effectiveness can vary based on pet size and coat type.
No, Frontline Gold is not suitable for cats. Frontline Plus for cats has also been reported to be ineffective.
"We have used Frontline Gold for 10 years now on our dog Scout and we have never had any flea or tick issues with him...works great for our Scouty!"
"My Vet said these topicals are rarely effective on large thick coat dogs."
Frontline Gold is a good option for those who prefer topical treatments, but its high cost and mixed effectiveness may not justify it for all users. Consider alternatives based on pet size and coat type.