PetArmor Plus Flea & Tick Spot Treatment for Dogs, 5-22 lbs
In a Nutshell
- Mixed reviews on effectiveness and safety.
- Reported health concerns deter buyers.
- PCE support provides one-time resolution.
Quick Verdict
PetArmor Plus Flea & Tick Spot Treatment has a mixed reception among users. While some report good results on flea and tick prevention. Several users experienced serious health issues in their pets, including seizures and allergies,
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Critical Warnings
reported safety concerns
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Effective for small dogs (1)
It effectively works, without harming pets.
Cons
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Pet sickens after application (2) critical
Users reported serious health complications in their pets.
Quality Trend: Declining
Initially effective as an insect repellent but reported illness in users.
positive
negative
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Dog owners with flea and tick issues — The product offers affordability and an easy fix.
✗ Skip If
- • OWnergie owners of small dogs or pets. — Reports of seizures and muscle issues potentially posed by product sensitivity.
Durability & Care
Factors: Outdoor environments, pet size, regular use
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Can PetArmor's Flue & Tick Spot Treatment Cause Seizures?
Yes there have been reported seizures but mutually for the cases, further study will help.
Highlighted Reviews
"I have four Jack Russells that are outside on our farm at least part of every day. No fleas and I seldom find a tick. The occasional tick is usually dead. As the dogs run in woods and fields, I think this product does an excellent job. Lower price than it's competitors, which helps greatly with four..."
"Put this on my 14 lb poodle and he got really sick, I can’t prove it was this but it was right after his topical dose 2 weeks later and he is feeling better but I start seeing fleas in him. Would highly recommend NOT BUYING this product. Say I’m on a fixed income and was trying to save money but..."
Bottom Line
Due to the reported health issues, this product may not be safe as intended and, those considering this treatment should weigh the potential risks and consult a veterinarian before use. Exploring alternatives or confirming the product’s safety through additional research may be advisable.