Nutramax Welactin Omega-3 Fish Oil Liquid Skin & Coat Supplement for Cats
Effective formula but messy packaging issues
This flea and tick treatment for extra small dogs has numerous reports of ineffectiveness and serious adverse reactions.
Severe adverse reactions including seizures
Prevention: Avoid using on extra small dogs or consult a veterinarian first
Product does not control fleas and ticks
Prevention: Find alternative flea and tick treatments.
Worked well for tiny dogs
Perceived as a preventative measure even for puppies.
The product is reported as ineffective.
Tip: there is no workaround.
Cases of adverse reactions even leading to seizure.
Multiple recent reviews report a decline in effectiveness and a increase in severe adverse reactions.
Neutral to positive
Strongly negative
Factors: Frequent exposure to fleas and ticks, Frequency of application, Dog's health and immune response
No, multiple users reported severe adverse reactions, including seizures, in small dogs. Consult a veterinarian before use.
No, many users report that the product is ineffective in controlling fleas and ticks.
"I've been using Frontline on my dogs since it first came out but this is my first time trying Frontline Shield and unfortunately it has had no effect at all at killing fleas or ticks. I followed the instructions to the letter, I even shaved the spot between her shoulder blades to make sure it all go..."
Due to numerous reports of ineffectiveness and serious health risks, it is recommended to avoid this product and seek alternative flea and tick treatments. Consulting a veterinarian for safer options is advisable.