
Can Dogs Get Fleas in Winter? The Truth Most Owners Miss
Yes, dogs can get fleas in winter. Many owners have seen infestations during the winter months that were even worse than in summer.
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FRONTLINE Spot-On was first used by vets and is now available without a prescription. Apply monthly to protect your dog from fleas, ticks and lice all year round.
This item requires a current prescription from your vet before we can dispatch it. The good news? Sorting it out is simple and only takes a moment.
As soon as your prescription reaches us, our team will verify the details and get your pet’s treatment posted out to you.
FRONTLINE Spot-On was first used by vets and is now available without a prescription. Apply monthly to protect your dog from fleas, ticks and lice all year round.
Frontline Spot On for Cats – Kills Fleas, Ticks & Biting Lice This frontline flea treatment is essential for protecting your pet.
FRONTLINE is the original spot-on treatment for cats. It contains fipronil and works fast:
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FRONTLINE® SPOT ON keeps your cat comfortable, happy, and free from parasites, giving you peace of mind and your pet a healthy, itch-free life.
Part the cat’s fur at the base of the neck until the skin is visible. Place the tip of the pipette on the skin and squeeze to empty the contents completely onto the skin.
Do not bathe the cat or let them swim for 2 days after application and no more than once a week thereafter. For optimal protection, apply FRONTLINE® SPOT ON every 4 weeks to protect against fleas and ticks.
Please remember it’s always best to treat the cat according to their lifestyle. Cats who go outdoors are at higher risk of picking up fleas and ticks than indoor-only cats.
Available in 1, 3, or 6 pipette packs.
Active ingredient: Fipronil 50 mg
Other ingredients: Butylhydroxyanisole (E320) 0.02%, Butylhydroxytoluene (E321) 0.01%

Yes, dogs can get fleas in winter. Many owners have seen infestations during the winter months that were even worse than in summer.

Can cats get fleas in winter? Yes, they absolutely can. Fleas persist throughout winter, and in some homes the problem actually becomes more noticeable during this time.

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