does it work as well as frontline?
1737185
In my personal opinion, yes it does. My dogs are outdoor dogs and since the day I put VetGuard on them they still don't have fleas.
1737186
No, this doesn't work hardly at all. Bought 2 for our two dogs and it didn't get rid of any fleas.
1737187
I would say no, I purchased vetGuard for dogs at Sams club due to being out of frontline, at same time purchased the frontline for my 2 cats. I am on second month of apps and my 2 cats are flea free, but my dog, is still covered in flee droppings and fleas. I am a life long pet owner and have never used a product that has worked so badly on my dog. Im sticking to frontline.
1737188
I have only been using it for one month, but it seems to have worked just as well. No issues with fleas or anything else. I would say its hard to know so far, but coming up on our second application, all seems well. Hope that helps!
797119
Unless something changed Advantage II is not billed to kill ticks (though the other person's experience may have been different). You can check out Frontline Plus but there are reports of immunity to their primary ingredient, fipronil.
2103202
I don't think so. Escort live still hasn't progressed much since this first review. I love my radar but live is a joke and the defender data base I don't think is worth it. I haven't updated mine since the last time my free subscription expired
261647
I think it is. BFI works well on minor derm bacterial infections but Columbia works exceptionally well on most topical infections. Bacterial, fungal, insect bites, etc. So if you're not sure exactly what type of derm infection you are treating, Columbia is the better choice. Read my full review on Amazon.
921613
I don't have the Reaction Tyme Target yet but I do have the Training Target and the 9mm Trainer Cartridge and let me assure you, this is, in my opinion, the best product line on the market. I live in Nebraska so my target shooting in the winter months is very limited. These products allow me to still keep sharp during the foul weather months. I will have the Reaction Tyme Trainer in the near future. I hope this helps your decision!
872466
I give this per my vet once a month to control fleas. It has worked pretty good. The first month I used it I did do 1 dose and than 10 days later did another dose and every since I have been doing 1 dose every 30 days. I love the product it is cheaper than the other products. But I also know of other people that have tried it and it didn't work for them. But I have it set up down on a once a month deliver automatic sent to me.
980695
I own the Redline and Passport Max. The Redline has better range, by far better range. But it does give false alerts. The Max has good range and blocks most false alerts. I work as a hotshot driver in the oilfield and travel all of the US. I now use the Max exclusively. Although the range is not as good as the Redline, it still alerts you in plenty of time. With its fast speed and gps it is in my opinion the best choice.
188872
If you are looking for extended range. Keep in mind this increased sensitivity increases the false alerts. The RedLine is great for rural highway driving with a a few cars scattered around. But I would not recommend it for the city where the false alerts will drive you crazy.
135023
It did not help our spraying situation. We used the Comfort Zone Spray and diffusers to deal with two cats in a spraying contest. We used it as directed for several months, along with more litter boxes, more play, cleaning sprayed areas thoroughly - which was several times a day every day! We have finally got the problem almost stopped - down to finding pee once a week or two - when we began giving the cats generic prozac. Our vet prescribed it, we get it filled at the local pharmacy, and give it to them in a pill pocket or Pill Pal. It's really inexpensive, downright cheap compared to the pheromones, and within a week there was very significant improvement. The pheromones may work for some cats/situations, so it's worth a try, but the prozac was the miracle breakthrough. We no longer live in a urine-soaked hell-hole with fighting kitties!
524527
I use it on my big dog in addition to Frontline plus... smells good and may keep away bugs too....
1014119
Thanks,I haveno problems and was looking for a product to help prevent problems.Does it do this or is it specifically designed to address probles already in existence.Thanks.
1951784
Yes it does. The desktop version works better than the app and they function independently.
327665
Merial, the same company which makes Frontline, but I don't know in what country
1214090
I would not. Go to Walmart they have a natural flea spray in the pet section (has cloves in it). for $4-5 dollars, it will kill the fleas on contact. This Frontline was a waste of $60. I will never order it again, not what it was 10 years ago.
2030906
Can't say really. I bombed the place for fleas and it was pretty effective. The fleas came back at one point, but it is really hard to keep them out anyways. But it was many months. Can't say that is because it lasted for that long though.
1405499
It's very effective. Don't be shunned by the price. It's practical the same results! I've been using Frontline for years and switche to this and I can't event tell the difference. My pets are happy and fleas/mites-free.
754239
I use this thermostat with FrontPoint & Alarm.com and am very happy with the integration. I can set a schedule, view status, set alerts if the thermostat is changed or the temp hits a threshold. The only glitch I've had is that I occasionally receive alerts that the thermostat experienced a temporary malfunction. I have no idea what causes the alerts, but it is probably unrelated to FrontPoint and Alarm.com.Alarm.com supports Windows Phones with their app, which is really nice to have.