I noticed that after I applied my dogs Frontline Plus, that it was slightly off. It wasn't exactly on her shoulder blades, will it still work?
All that matters is that it's on the skin and the dog can't lick it off!:)
Frontline Plus for dogs can technically be used on cats, as it is the same product, but measuring out the proper dosage for a cat's size and ...
WEEK 4: Saturday 23 January - Friday 29 January 2010
Local - The Zoo, Sunday 24 January, 7pm: The local multi-award-wining series The Zoo returns to TV ONE tonight at 7pm, taking viewers behind-the-scenes at Auckland Zoo and bringing to life stories about the animals and their keepers.
Over the last decade, The Zoo has become an international hit, making New Zealand's favourite animals world-famous. The crew is based full-time at Auckland Zoo, giving the team the opportunity to bring viewers stories from the very beginning, with exclusive behind-the-scenes access. As well as all the local goings-on, this series also sees the team travel to the USA, Australia and the remote jungles of Sumatra in Western Indonesia. For primates team leader Amy Dixon, having the crew come out to Sumatra to Bukit Tiga Puluh, where they were helping to rehabilitate and release ex-captive orangutans back to the wild, was a real highlight she says. "It's such a privilege to be able to spread not only what Auckland Zoo are doing for conservation but the real plight of these animals, seeing it first hand, and introducing the public to some of the faces of the palm oil issue." Dixon says this series has a strong focus on primates: "It tends to come in ebbs and flows depending on what's happening during the year, but this year we've had some good filming opportunities, like the orangutans going to the USA, which was our biggest project, as well as Sumatra and some other smaller primate stories." Dixon is one of the key keepers at the Auckland Zoo and has dedicated her life to the animals and their development. "I wanted to be a zookeeper or a vet my whole life, but am very glad I chose keeping over vets as most of the animals are terrified of the vet. "I'm a big cat and great ape girl, I love cheetah, tigers and servals," she says, but her real passion lies with the primates: "I'm lucky enough to work with orangutans who have so much intelligence and insight, and it's such a challenge to keep their lives enriched and exciting." Episode one sees the triplet tiger cubs as they turn one-year-old and celebrate with a big birthday bash; fearless lion keeper, Nat, comes face-to-face with the one animal she's afraid of at the Zoo; and baby orangutan Madju gets a bouncing surprise, as keepers Amy and Carly prepare to head to Sumatra to help orphaned orangutans. Missed an episode of The Zoo - full episodes are available online. Go to tvnz.co.nz and click the 'ondemand' button.
Fleas and ticks are very frustrating for pet owners and irritating for your pets. Frontline makes both spray medication and liquid flea medication for dogs and cats. Using both types of Frontline makes sense because both kill fleas and ticks on your animal right away, and protect them against fleas and ticks for an entire month.
Frontline Spray is a medication for cats and dogs. This will get rid of ticks and fleas and prevents them from infesting the system of those parasites. But when using a frontline spray, it must be used with caution and all of the directions must be followed, because this medication contains pesticides that is harmful to the health of animals as well as humans.
Here are some of the consideration when using frontline spray. You must consider the age and of course the condition of your pet. Do not administer if your pet under the age of eight weeks. This medication can cause irritation to the skin, because this is applied directly to the skin. It is also best not to use Frontline Spray on a pregnant pet. This may cause a problem for the unborn animals.
When applying the frontline spray, you want to wear latex gloves. Ruffle the fur of your pets and the spray one to two pumps per pound of body weight. You should spray the solution onto your hand and then wipe the solution on the pet. Before administering this products to your pets, you must consider to protect your self, like wearing a gloves and mask. Because frontline spray can absorb in your skin and it must be avoided. Throw the gloves away after administering the products to avoid contamination. And is is important you thoroughly wash your hands after application.
Frontline will kill fleas in all life stages within 24 hours. This product is stored in oil glands under the skin of your pets, and delivered through the hair follicles. This medication continues working for up to a month after application. Frontline spray is ideal for severe infestation, you can apply to get immediate results. Frontline Spray should be applied over the pet’s entire body, with care taken not to get the product in the eyes of your pet. The topical Frontline Plus and Frontline Top Spot are applied by parting the hair of your pets and squeezing the application onto a single spot between the shoulder blades of your pets.
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Prevent ticks and fleas before they invade your pet
Two products your vet will have, Advantage and Frontline, control adult fleas on pets for at least one month. On dogs, Frontline Top Spot lasts up to one
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Ms Smith said prevention was always better than a cure and that using things such as tick collars and Frontline Plus and Frontline Top Spot help to reduce and more »
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