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Frontline Plus and Advantage are topical treatments used for the prevention and treatment of fleas, both require monthly application. Advantage kills flea adults and larvae, it also treats biting lice on dogs. 

In addition to killing flea adults and larvae, Frontline Plus also kills flea eggs, protecting your home from becoming host to the next generation of fleas. Frontline Plus also kills ticks.

Advantage and Imidaflea contain the same active ingredients in the same quantities.

Frontline Plus and Fleascreen Combo contain the same active ingredients in the same quantities.

Fleascreen Combo and Imidaflea have been added to our range of products as cost-effective alternatives. Fleascreen Combo and Imidaflea offer the same high standards of ingredients, efficacy and quality as the market leading brands.

Did you know, in a flea infestation, only 5% of fleas are on the pet, whilst 95% of fleas are present in different life stages in your home? That’s why prevention is better than cure! 

Just one adult female flea can lay between 50-100 eggs per day! These eggs hatch into larvae and develop into pupae in the carpets in your home, which then develop into adult fleas. Within just a few weeks one or two fleas can create a huge infestation in the home, which can be difficult to control. 

Fleas also carry tapeworm and can transmit this to your pet, so regular worming treatment is essential too!

The manufacturer of Fleascreen Combo does not currently produce a pipette for extra-large dogs.

Fleas absorb the active ingredient through their skin. It interferes with their central nervous system and they are killed within 24 hours.

Monthly application of these products is needed for the effective prevention and treatment of fleas, ticks and biting lice.

• Frontline Plus is used for the treatment and prevention of flea and tick infestations in dogs and cats. Frontline Plus also controls infestations with biting lice on dogs and cats.
• Fleascreen Combo is used for the treatment and prevention of flea and tick infestations in dogs and cats. Fleascreen Combo also controls infestations with biting lice on dogs and cats.
• Advantage Spot-On is used for the treatment and prevention of flea infestations in dogs and cats, and for the treatment of biting lice on dogs.
• Imidaflea is used for the treatment and prevention of flea infestations in dogs and cats, and for the treatment of biting lice on dogs.

Unpackage the pipette and break its seal.

Part the fur between your pet’s shoulder blades or base of the skull, so that the skin is visible (Remove the pet’s collar if necessary)

Squeeze the pipette onto the skin. Try to avoid the liquid saturating the fur. (You may need to repeat the second step again a little higher than the first spot if you have a larger volume of liquid)

Dispose of the pipette and wash your hands. Avoid touching the wet application spot on your pet. 

Remember: 

Wait 48 hours before bathing or letting your pet swim.

Give each of your pets its own complete dose.

For more information you can access all product datasheets using the QR code within each box, or by visiting www.protect-mypet.com/help/product-datasheets/.

In general, you should allow at least a week before using any other topical flea treatment to avoid an overdose of active ingredients. For specific advice or if you have any concerns, please contact us.

The vast majority of adult worms stay in the intestine, and adult dogs and cats often will not show any signs of worm infection. Most worm eggs are microscopic so it is impossible to tell if a dog or cat has worms just by looking. Some worms can put us and our family’s health at risk, so it is important to reduce this risk with regular worming. 

Both wormer tablets contain the same active ingredients in the same quantities. Both tablets are flavoured to encourage dogs to take them voluntarily. Drontal is meat-flavoured and bone shaped, Anthelmin is flavoured and round in shape.

Both tablets contain the same active ingredients in the same quantities.

Anthelmin has been added to our range of products as a cost-effective alternative. Anthelmin offers the same high standards of ingredients, efficacy and quality as the market leading brand.

The majority of pets will require worm treatment every three months for effective control. Your vet can advise you if your pet needs to be treated more frequently.

Anthelmin and Drontal tablets may be given whole or concealed in food.

As a registered supplier of veterinary pharmaceuticals, we are required to send tablets in their full form and within their enclosed packaging. This means we cannot split the tablets for you.

Some pets may only need half a tablet (0.5 tablets) while others may need one and a half tablets (1.5 tablets). We must supply entire tablets only so you will need to split these tablets yourself.

The remaining half tablet should be safely discarded.

You can rest assured that we supply the full and correct wormer dosage for each of your pets.

As a registered supplier of veterinary pharmaceuticals, we are required to send tablets in their full form and within their enclosed packaging. This means we cannot split the tablets for you.

Some pets may only need half a tablet (0.5 tablets) while others may need one and a half tablets (1.5 tablets). We must supply entire tablets only so  you will need to split these tablets yourself. 

Always follow the dosage instructions provided on your pet’s personalised dispensing envelope. You can find the relevant data sheet by scanning the QR code on the inside of your box. They are all also available here. 

We only use trusted brand leading products from reliable pharmaceutical manufacturers however all medicines have the potential to cause adverse effects. Please refer to the product data sheet for more information about possible adverse effects.

https://www.vmd.defra.gov.uk/AdverseReactionReporting

The application of Dronspot is exactly the same as topical flea treatments, however there must be a 48 hour gap in between applying the treatments.

* Unpackage the pipette and break its seal.
* Part the fur between your pet’s shoulder blades or base of the skull, so that the skin is visible (Remove the pet’s collar if necessary)

* Squeeze the pipette onto the skin. Try to avoid the liquid saturating the fur. (You may need to repeat the second step again a little higher than the first spot if you have a larger volume of liquid)
* Dispose of the pipette and wash your hands. Avoid touching the wet application spot on your pet. 

Remember:

– Wait 48 hours before bathing or letting your pet swim.

– Give each of your pets its own complete dose.

Whilst our motto is “When it arrives in the post, it’s time to dose” we recommend a 48-hour gap between the application of topical flea and worm treatment. It does not matter which order the products are applied. The 48 hours simply allows each product to dry sufficiently. Flea treatments spread across the skin, whilst Dronspot is absorbed through the skin into the bloodstream, therefore each product does not interfere with the efficacy of the other.

Yes. Imidacloprid, the active ingredient in Advantage and Imidaflea will kill biting lice on dogs, but is not suitable for cat lice. Fipronil and S-methoprene, the active ingredients in Frontline Plus and Fleascreen Combo, will eliminate biting lice on both cats and dogs.

In order to fully protect your pet against parasites, we send out products in accordance with veterinarian guidelines. This means you will receive a topical flea treatment each month and wormers are posted every third month. 

If you choose to include treats and goodies they will be added to every box!

You will receive an email from Protect My Pet with a link to our product datasheets attached when you place your initial order.  You can also use find the datasheets for all the products we supply on our Product Datasheets page.