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By Emily

May 27th, 2016

The opinions in this article are my own. I do not work for, or with, any brand mentioned in this article, nor do I have any official relationship with them. I have a relationship with Gigasavvy, for whom I create original editorial content. This product was sent to me in exchange for my honest review.

I read so much about pug ownership and dog ownership before getting my dogs. I wanted to be as prepared as possible for taking care of my first dog. Most of the time, I could make up my mind about how to handle a problem or situation by reading dog owner forums online. With most subjects, the majority of pet owners would come to a general agreement.

Something that I wasn’t able to find a simple answer to online was flea medication. I saw some people swear that flea medication needs to be used year-round to avoid infestation. Others said it was unnecessary, and you should only treat during warm weather when it’s the most needed. Others said not to treat until you see fleas and are certain you have a problem. I didn’t know which method was right. However, I only had my dogs for about 3 weeks when I saw a flea.

We went to the vet and they helped us choose Frontline Plus. I liked how it was topical, so my dogs didn’t have to ingest anything. The flea life cycle is 3 months, so we knew it would be 3 months before the problem was cured and unfortunately things got worse before they got better. I very quickly regretted trying the ‘wait and see if we have a problem’ method because by the time we saw a flea the infestation was already on its way. That 3 month period where they had fleas was miserable for the dogs and me. I felt terrible for having let this happen to them.

After a few months of Frontline Plus we stopped seeing fleas and our dogs stopped itching. Since then I have kept them on topical flea treatment year round. My vet said certain climates do kill off fleas in the winter, but that doesn’t always happen here in Michigan so it’s better to be safe and treat/prevent during winter just in case. I had no interest in risking another infestation so I kept treating year-round.

However, I’ve always wished we could spend less on flea treatment. I was used to spending around $48 for a 3 pack of Frontline. Seems how I have two dogs, we use 2 packs a month so it was not cheap.

Pet action plus frontline alternative

I was so excited to learn about Pet Action Plus recently. It’s a topical flea product that has the exact same active ingredient as frontline plus. However, Pet Action Plus has a suggested retail value that is about 30% less than the suggested retail value for Frontline Plus.

I usually buy flea medication on Amazon, and the savings difference between Frontline Plus and Pet Action Plus is about 50% for me!

pet action plus 3 pack

The five main reasons why I’ve ditched Frontline Plus for Pet Action Plus.

  1. It’s the same active ingredient, but for a lot less cost. The active ingredients are Fipronil and (S)-methoprene, and they have the same levels in Pet Action Plus as Frontline Plus.
  2. The packages are easy to cut open, because there is excess space between the outer packaging and the dispenser. This was not the case with Frontline, so on multiple occasions I would puncture the dispenser while trying to get it out of the outer package.
  3. The dispenser has a unique design. You can pop the top of the dispenser out of the surrounding package, so it sticks out easily and the tip can be snipped with scissors. The tip of the dispenser is thicker so it doesnt’ work like a ‘straw’ and you don’t have to flick out the air bubbles like you do with Frontline Plus.
  4. Also thanks to the unique dispenser design, you can simply squeeze the bottom of the dispenser to dispense the medication very quickly. No waiting around for it to drip out due to gravity.
  5. It works well! My dogs have been on it for a month and we have no itching or other signs of irritation or fleas. This is the time of year when fleas really start to come back here in Michigan so I know we would have seen problematic symptoms if the last 4 weeks of medication were not up to par.

pet action plus dispenser

I enjoyed Frontline Plus and it worked well for us, but being able to save money on Pet Action Plus, a product that works just as well and is easier to dispense is a no-brainer for me.

You can purchase Pet Action Plus at Sam’s Club, Target, Amazon and many others.

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This post currently has 45 responses.

  • kathy downey

    I never thought to buy flea medication on Amazon,interesting.Thanks !

  • Elisabeth

    Thanks for this post. We don’t have any pets but my in laws have a dog and their struggling to find the right flea treatment.

  • kristen visser

    I will have to let my mom know about this! she has two dogs that are always outside and live on a farm to so they should totally have this

  • Amber Ludwig

    Love saving money on necessities!! So many “generic” brands work just as well as name brands and save s so much!! Thanks for sharing this awesome company!!

  • mycraftingworld

    I am going to tell my sister about this. She talks about the issues with the flea medicine for her dog. I have not thought about getting it from Amazon either. That is such a money saving tip. Thanks.

  • Deb E

    The cost savings alone would be enough for me to switch. I also usually have Amazon gift cards I can use to buy it and so convenient to have it shipped to me.

  • DENISE SMITH

    every year i dread buying flea medicines because they cost so much and there is no gaurentee that they will work so i have done the frontline plus but i like saving money so i will have to look at the stores for this thanks for your review

  • Kimberly Flickinger

    I have not tried this brand of flea medication; however, just started using Nexguard Flea Medication for my doxies because I hate dealing with the mess of regular flea meds.

  • Lisa Brown

    It is so nice to find alternative medications when you need one. Just the fact there are no irritating side effects from the product, is the biggest plus: who wants to have their precious dog scratching all the time and be uncomfortable?

  • Lauryn R

    I have never heard of Pet Action Plus! It definitely sounds like it would ‘ve worth switching to, especially since it has the same ingredient but is way less in cost! Thank you so much for sharing this! 🙂

  • My great dane is allergic to frontline, we use the pill and they don’t have any issues.

  • Jamaal

    Do you still use and support Pet Action Plus right now? Ive read some bad reviews saying it doesn’t work which is weird since its the same active ingredients as Frontline Plus.

    • I do still buy pet action plus for my dogs. I haven’t read about people saying it’s not working. However, I have heard a lot of people claiming that frontline plus is not working due to “fleas getting immune”. I asked my vet about this who said it’s a myth. I also was at the BlogPaws conference and sat in on a dinner held by a competing flea brand (a chewable tab, different ingredient than frontline plus) and someone in the audience asked something like “I want to switch from Frontline because I’ve heard fleas are getting immune to it. Does (your chewable product) have any immunity yet?) and the presenter said that the frontline thing was a myth too. I was really impressed by that because they essentially defended frontline despite it being a competitor.

      Something important to realize with frontline (and pet action plus) is they only work on the adult flea version of the flea life cycle. They do not fight against larvae or eggs. It takes about 3 months for eggs to hatch so if you just start using frontline, you will see flea dander and fleas for up to 3 months afterwards. This is why it’s bad to use frontline just during spring/summer like some people try to do to save money.

      It works by adult fleas biting your pet and then dying afterwards due to ingesting the frontline that is in your dogs skin. So even after the 3 month period, if you take your dog outside, or it is around another pet that is invested, a flea may climb on your dog and you may see that flea before it bites your dog and dies. But that does not mean that the frontline is not working. So I wonder if people sometimes sea a stray flea here or there and assume their frontline (or pet action plus) is not working. When it is still working and will still prevent an overall infestation.

      I have seen maybe 5 fleas total in the past year but my dogs have not gotten infested.
      If you currently have an infestation and are in that 3 month period where those eggs and larvae continue to hatch regularly, you can use Capstar in addition to frontline or pet action plus. Capstar is a fast-acting drug that is designed to kill all fleas currently living on your pet. You can give capstar up to once per DAY so if you have a bad infestation giving it every few days or so for that 3 month period, and that can help keep the infestation from getting out of control while you are waiting on the frontline to be at the 3 month mark.

      • Jamaal

        Perfect! Thank you so much! I will order today!!

      • Kathleen Casenhiser

        I do not understand. Pet action plus as well as frontline plus state on the package that they kill fleas, flea eggs & larvae. You said it takes 3 months for it to work because the flea has to go through its life stages for it to work. Which is correct and what are you basing your information on?

        • This is from http://www.frontlineplus.co.nz/products/frontline-plus/pages/frontline-plus-faqs.aspx
          “I just applied my first pipette of FRONTLINE Plus. How long until my pet’s fleas are gone?
          FRONTLINE Plus will spread over the coat of your pet within 24 hours and will continue to be effective for 8 weeks on dogs and 6 weeks on cats. Any fleas that jump onto your pet will die within 8-24 hours.

          Be aware, however that the adult fleas on your pet represent only 5% of the total flea population. The other 95% are the eggs, larvae and pupae waiting to hatch and jump on to your pets. Pre-emerged fleas can remain dormant in the environment for up to 6 months.

          Research has shown that the best way to kill fleas is to break their life cycle. By applying FRONTLINE Plus continually you will deplete the flea population over time and protect your home environment.”

          I got the 3 month figure from my vet who said the average flea life cycle is 3 months, but as you can see, Frontline says up to 6 months. 🙁

    • Dave

      ive been using it for 2 years and i am here because i wanted to research others experience before going BACK to frontline , here is my experience on petaction

      first i have 5 adopted dogs ,so it was the price and the claim it utilizes the same ingredients as frontline that drew me to it , i used frontline for about 17 years with amazing results , my first 2 dogs were strays that wandered into the yard that were infested with fleas to the point when i flea bathed them you could actually see the fleas running INSIDE their eye sockets and ear canals , the ticks were so bad they were clumped into balls, they were skin draped over bone

      once the vet got them healthy we started them on frontline , he was concerned about weakened immune and open sores and infections using topicals so we waited to get them healthy and happy , once they were on frontline , not a single flea or tick ever again , nor on the hard cases i took in in addition for the next 17 years

      this was treating them one dose every 2 to 3 months , thats right two to three months between doses and no ticks or fleas , gnats would still bother , but i had no expectations with the flying insects claim anyway , then i switched to pet action , i quickly found myself dosing every month and still finding fleas , 2 of my pups are white pittbulls (total love bugs) that trap me (not being crude) on the toilet to get scratching s , so as i was scratching their rump i noticed fleas scurrying as i raised the grain of their short white hair ,no mistaken against pink skin , FLEAS !!!!

      so i started to think about tricky marketing practices ,and this is of my own opinion and conjecture based on my 17 years of frontline and 2 years of petaction usage , it would not be in the rhelm of impossibility for a new company to play and take advantage of the success of similar product

      its all in the wording , “the same active ingredients of Frontline Plus” , this claim legally only requires one thing , that it contains the same ingredients as frontline , there is NO CLAIM that it uses the same amounts of the ingredients allowing them to dilute each dose in turn allowing them to cut the cost dramatically because water is cheap

      one observation i noticed but did not think much about until fleas popped back up was how quickly the dose area of the dog dried , in addition when frontline does finally dry the two white dogs kept a noticeable stain for about a week in the dose area where as the petaction stain was completely gone in 2 days on the same 2 dogs

      i am convinced that petaction not only dilutes their dosage ,but does so to the point that it can not keep up with flea deterrent on a monthly basis , i will gladly return to frontline at the greater cost , in the long run and when its all said and done is a better deal as i can get worry free usage for 2-3 months where as petaction allowed fleas to return dosing every month

      i am a construction contractor , i work for neither company in any capacity , simply sharing observations and conclusions of extensive use of each product for fellow animal lovers to draw on , for me my pups all have been let down by humans for the first part of their life and i only want to give them the best and happiest life possible for the rest of their time

      • For those who are curious, petaction plus and frontline plus DO have the same *amount* of the same active ingredient. For 23-45lb dogs both have 9.8% fipronil and 8.8% (s)-methoprene.

        Also just my $.02 but the boxes of Frontline Plus specifically says to apply once every 4 weeks so it’s really strange that it would have worked for 2-3 month stretches for someone as the brand does not claim it works that long themselves. I always had used frontline plus as directed (every 4 weeks) and do the same with pet action plus (its every 4 weeks also) and have had no flea problems still since my switch.

        • dave

          not 23 months , 2 to 3 months (2-3), i am convinced its diluted

          • dave

            also feel free to continue to use , i can guarantee you will most certainly end up with fleas again , you seem to have your mind made up ,and are dead set on standing by this product ,as is your right , i gave petaction more than a fair shake , and ended up with fleas , im just thankful i caught it before my home was infested , and the 2 to 3 month intervals with frontline is a fact

          • dave

            i re read my original post and am baffled as to how you interpreted 2 to 3 months for 23 , only guess is your blinders for pet action interfered when someone posted an opposing view , how long have you been using Petaction , i doubt it compares to the 2 years i did , i too was pleased for a good while , only thing i can say is good luck , and keep a close eye so your home does not get infested

          • The 23 was a typo, I meant to type 2-3 (as in 2 to 3) as your comment had stated. Sorry about that. I corrected my original comment to reflect 2-3 months not 23 months. I have been using PetAction plus for 17 months now, since April of 2016.

            My point was, Frontline says their product needs to be used once every 4 weeks. You say you were used to using it once every 2 to 3 months. So even by Frontline’s own information that is not frequent enough to keep your pets protected. The same is also true of PetAction plus. Both should be used once every 4 weeks to maintain flea protection. Both products only work by letting fleas that get on your dog bite them and then they die. Neither product work to get rid of eggs or larae. So if you are using either product and your dog goes outside where there are fleas, or a new pet comes into the home who is flea-infested, some will jump onto your pet and your pet will then have those fleas on them until they all bite your dog and then they die. However, in order for them to kill fleas that bite them they must be treated every 4 weeks. My guess is you had went more than 4 weeks without treatment, then you were around another pet with fleas (or perhaps just a bad flea infestation happened in your yard) and then your dogs got flea infested due to not being protected. Also, the flea life cycle is 12 weeks or about 3 months. Seems how neither product works on eggs and larvea, once your pets get infected if they lay eggs, it will take 3 months for those eggs to hatch and bite your dogs. So if you go without protection it will take 3 months of tretment before you are back int he clear. This is why using the product every 4 weeks is important to prevent a lapse in protection and to avoid an infestation.

            I am not “blinded” by a preference for Petaction plus, I just know that it works because I have used it for 17 months with my dogs only getting fleas once. We took them to my mother in laws while we did not have power due to a storm. Her cats had fleas. Those fleas got on our dogs and they itched for about a week before going back to calm. This was because the fleas jumped on them and irritated them until they bit the dogs and died. From there on out, they were fine. That’s how it should work if you use the products as the box says you should. I believe you have to use it as directed in order for it to work and by saying you used it once every 2-3 months, you weren’t using it in a way that would allow it to keep your pets protected.

          • dave

            i did only dose my doge between 2 – 3 months , i keep 5 rescued/adopted dogs , when one pass’s i go and pick out a new dog that looks like could really use a break and adopt them , the frontline was/is expensive , over the course of 17 years i played around with the time between doses to see how long of intervals i could do with out getting fleas , believe it or not the magic number is between 2-3 months depending on the season
            now believe me , having 5 dogs ,no one wanted to have this product work more so than myself, i have 32 acres and they have the run of the place , a doggy door so they are in and out dogs

            i attribute probably the first 6 months to dosing like it was frontline , then fleas started popping up , so i started dosing more frequent , still fleas , then i started calendar dates once a month , this led me up to the google search that led me to here , i had dosed the pups 5 days prior to my first post here , penelope had her head in my lap and i was rubbing her while watching TV , i felt some thing on my arm , dismissed it as a hair , but i felt it again , looked down and a black dot on my arm , a flea ,

            the only reason i posted my experience was because all the posts were of where to buy , not about experiences , i mean this whole heartedly , believe me , dismiss me either way its no skin to me , but im telling you there is a reason they are so cheap , and there is a reason Frontline has not lowered their price to be more competitive with them , im no chemist , but there is something rotten in Denmark

            as im typing this Daisy just wheeled around and bit her butt , dosed 10 days ago
            keep watch , at some point you will look back and say i was right because you will get fleas , i am unsubscribing after this post , ive said everything i can on the subject, good luck

  • Janine

    I just found out about Petaction Plus while looking for the best deal I noticed that there is difference in packaging.
    For example a box of three application for dogs 89 – 132 lbs there is two different packaging. How do I know which one is legit?
    I would really appreciate it if you could show me what the ‘real’ one is. I don’t want to be putting some counterfeit drug on my dogs.
    Thank you in advance.

    • The 89-132lb box has a st bernard on the box. You can see the authentic box here on the official pet action plus website:
      http://pet-action.com/product/petaction-plus-for-x-large-dogs/

      Do note that there is a second pet action product for dogs int hat weight range that has a different dog on the packaging – those are flea collars though instead of drops. Or some other flea brands have VERY similar packaging (including Frontline). They do that so that you realize they are the same type of product but at a glance it can be confusing.

      I haven’t seen a change in the dog on the boxes so if you don’t mind sharing where you’ve seen the inconsistencies i’d love a heads up on that.

      I personally have purchased through Amazon and have had no problems or fake products.

      Though to be 100% safe your best bet for avoiding fakes would be to shop through a well trusted retailer such as directly through the pet action plus website or through a well-known pet retailer. Because Amazon does go through a third party, its not just amazon and pet action plus. I’ve bought through JC’s Supply on amazon.

  • You can also buy Pet Action Plus (3 boxes) at Sam’s clubs. There are different breeds of dogs on the packages due to the size dog(s) you may have. Different boxes for their weight.

  • i saw petaction plus at the publix supermarket and bought a box for my king charles. he had some fleas and i killed them off with capguard which is the same as capstar but cheaper. btw, capguard and petactionplus are available through chewey.com. i reccommend petactionplus and it seems as effective as the other products i have tried

  • Kay West

    I used my first dose of Pet Action Plus on April 20, 2018. I expected it to take a while for the fleas to disappear. However, today is the 10th of May and when I bathed my two poodles, one had fleas and the other was infested with fleas. I saw over 50 or more when I bathed her and they started jumping off. Following her bath I checked her again and she had double what I had killed when I bathed her. I am confused by the posts. Does it take 3 months before you stop seeing fleas or not? I understand you will see those that jump on your dog before they bite the dog and die. I am talking daily infestation forever and ever ad nauseum. Will it ever end if I faithfully dose my dogs with Pet Action Plus monthly?

    • It takes a full 3 months to break the life cycle, meaning that the fleas that were on your pet prior to your first dose (april 20th) could have laid eggs on April 19th, and those will not finish hatching into fleas for 3 months from that day (so roughly july 20th). At that time, you should see a dramatic decrease in the amount of fleas. However, between now and then, fleas may be in your carpeting or in your yard, and laying eggs which can hatch and then jump onto your pet as adults, and will live until they bite your dog and get poisoned by the medication on their skin. So even 3 months from now, you may still see adult fleas on your pet – until all the fleas in the environment have bitten your dog and then died. Frontline works exactly the same so it would take the same amount of time to fix the problem. I love PetAction plus for maintaining once you have the infestation erased, but I would not use just PetAction plus (or ust frontline) to get rid of an infestation because it takes too long to start working.

      50+ fleas on your pet at once is a far worse infestation then I have ever experienced personally. At that kind of an intensity, I would recommend going pairing up on medication to fight the different stages of hte life cycle at the same time. If you have 50+ adult fleas on a dog, they likely have a LOT of eggs and larvae on them as well. SENTINEL® SPECTRUM® is an example of one medication that works to disrupt flea eggs before they hatch, and my understanding is that it can be used while you are using frontline (which works on the adult fleas). But double check with a vet or other professional, of course, I am not a doctor. I’d also want to bomb your house and spray your yard if possible, as there are likely eggs and adult fleas in those places as well. Perhaps also ask your vet if you can also add in a product like Capstar which is an ingestible pill that works on adult-fleas and is fast acting. I think it’s supposed to kill the adult fleas on your pet in 24 hours or something like that, so it’s a unique style/type of flea medication than petaction plus or sentinel spectrum but I’m not sure if they are safe to use together or not.

    • letty bromenschenkel

      HMMMMMMMMMMMM
      if you bathe your dog according to the Hartz shampoo products frequently
      how does a dog get double fleas after it has just been bathed?
      I have owned dogs forever (short hair, long hair, small dogs, even a lab and bathe them with Hartz products then have use
      even simple flea collars, with time to time the liquid doses. I have
      never had a flea on a dog. Could it be the preventive care that prevents
      fleas?
      just a simple grandma around dogs and zero connection to product promotion.

    • letty bromenschenkel

      HMMMMMMMMMMMM
      if you bathe your dog according to the Hartz shampoo products frequently
      how does a dog get double fleas after it has just been bathed?
      I have owned dogs forever (short hair, long hair, small dogs, even a lab and bathe them with Hartz products then have use
      even simple flea collars, with time to time the liquid doses. I have
      never had a flea on a dog. Could it be the preventive care that prevents
      fleas?
      just a simple grandma around dogs and zero connection to product promotion.

  • Sorry Emily and others who think PETACTION works, IT DOES NOT! We have a Siamese Manx cat
    and for 9 years have used FRONTLINE and NEVER ONCE DID SHE HAVE ANY FLEAS! We live in an are with lots of deer wandering through still NO FLEAS. We purchased PETACTION at Sam’s Club where we normally bough FRONTLINE. We have used Petaction for 2 months and she is now covered with FLEAS and she’s throwing up!! Not sure if it’s the Petaction causing her to throw up, but it’s certainly PETACTION not doing it’s job to keep fleas off of her! We will return the product and go back to FRONTLINE! We are also taking her to her VET today to see what’s what! There certainly must be a reason 1. it doesn’t work, probably as Dave said, it’s diluted and 2. The cost is so much less it can’t be the same amount of ingredients. I DO NOT RECOMMEND PETACTION.

    • Dave B ,hoopharted

      you are correct , it does not work , i have written several lengthy posts here stating so “Dave B” , to sum up , i would dose Frontline every 3 months , never a single flea , figured i try petaction plus to save some money , bamb , got fleas , shortened the dose intervals , still fleas , shortened all the way to every 3 weeks still fleas , switched back to frontline and not only no more fleas but i was back to every 3 MONTHS not WEEKs and had no fleas , these people have price goggles on

      • Kay West

        Well, here’s what none of them tell you. While I was waiting for the 3 month period to pass so I would be rid of fleas, I got a nice big vet bill because during that period, while your dog still has fleas, they will lick them and swallow them and that hatches tape worms! Needless to say, Pet Action or any of the ones that take months to get rid of fleas put your dog at risk. I immediately ordered Bravecto to get rid of the fleas NOW, it’s a pay me now, pay me later situation and if you sit around trying to save money you’ll just spend it on a vet bill and put your dog at risk!
        Sent from my iPad

        • Dave B ,hoopharted

          well after the Petaction Plus debacle ,i switched back to Frontline , dosed them and then dosed them again in 4 weeks , no more fleas , then i started back to 3 month intervals , as for getting tape worms from fleas that’s a new one on me , in fact i have never had a dog with tape worms ever ,I’m 56 and have had multiple dogs mu entire life , the dogs i get are shelter dogs that are usually well on their way to a early demise and still no worms , my last adoptee had fleas so bad her ears were hardened , the vet wasn’t certain if they were viable and was considering amputation , from flea bite , hair missing and no worms , vets are like auto mechanics , you have to find the right one , some over charge some will do unnecessary stuff to jack the bill , i would look for a new vet

          • Kay West

            Well, this is not one of those vets. No attempt to overcharge me. Charged me only for the medication, $20. Do some research on this issue instead of instantly blaming the vet just because you haven’t encountered the situation before. Perhaps, you don’t know everything.

  • Maya

    I guess it works different for everyone. If it didn’t work for some, it doesn’t mean it won’t work on others. I have been using it for 2 years now and it does wonders on my dogs, a Pomeranian and a Lab. I make sure that I apply every 4 weeks. Never had an issue.

    • letty bromenschenkel

      you are probably correct.
      generic meds work wonders on people… they are 1/3 the cost of name
      brand meds… DRS prescribe them

      I would imagine that generic products for pets are probably comparable.
      Is it possible that food, bathing care, exposure care, all affect the results.
      can’t have 50% claim it works and 50% say never…

      I have never used Frontline or Petaction Plus, as I have always used
      flee collars and from time to time topical products from no specific sources
      and have never had a flea on a dog, long hair, short hair, small dog, large dog
      and we do not sit in a sanitized room. We are with other dogs, dog parks
      public parks, back yards, huge family networks of dogs, rescued dogs etc.
      If a dog that has been treated and cared for has disturbing infestations on
      a regular basis I wonder how they are infested.

  • Jeanne Fleming

    I am curious–you don’t mention Lyme ticks–do you know how well it works against those?

  • kismet1113

    I was researching where PetAction is actually made and stumbled upon this blog and the argument that followed. Folks, at the end of the day flea & tick preventatives are exactly like birth control….NONE OF THEM ARE 100% GUARANTEED TO WORK. End of story. I’ve had success and failures over the years with both generic and name brands. I’ve had ticks with Frontline Plus as well as brands like PetArmor and PetAction. I’ve used expensive Advantix Plus and had fleas and I know people that have used Hartz products for years and never had a single flea. Nothing is 100% effective. It depends on where you live, what the environment around you is like, etc. Rural pets are more likely to see fleas than those that aren’t exposed to grass or areas where there are a lot of wild animals wandering around. Use what you want and what you can afford. But there’s no reason to publicly shame or be rude to others for their choices. Using a generic on your pet is better than choosing to do nothing. I’m getting off my soapbox now, but seriously…the only way to guaranteed your dog won’t bring fleas in your house is to give up the dog.

  • Sallie Allen

    I recently purchased the PetAction Plus for our dogs we were suffering with a infestation of fleas that we were batteling… we have 6 Boston Terriers & had tried everything went to Wal Mart looking for the brand the said they had in stock but found PetActionPlus instead we bought the 6-pack & came home & applied the product to our pack we started noticing a thinning of fleas in a matter of house it’s been a week not & I have 4 that are flea free & 2 who are still going out & coming back in with a few hitchhikers but I believe they are just that hitchhikers we have also treated out yard with a flea killing product … I am very pleased with the PetAction Plus drops my babies are all resting & not gnawing at themselves like they were… I believe in a few days all 6 will be flea free from using the drops GLAD I FOUND this product & I will buy & use them again

  • Michael Ladd

    For everyone debating Frontline plus and PetAction plus.
    Both products have the exact same active ingredients (& same amounts) AND are made by the exact same company (Boehringer Ielheim).
    For all pet medications you need to get the right amount for your pet’s weight and use it exactly as instructed.

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