Pet owners carefully weigh before committing to a particular flea preventive product. Among what is considered is how frequently the pet must be treated with a given flea preventive. Also to be considered is how long the flea preventive lasts, how easy it is to use, and how comprehensive the coverage. When all these options are weighed, one of the most popular products is frontline flea.

Frontline flea is a product that can last up to three months. That means that the owner and the pet only need to be inconvenienced every three months. More often than that is often too much of a commitment for busy pet owners. Instead they would turn to other products to meet their flea prevention needs.

Frontline flea also wins the competition for the easiest flea preventive to use. This product need only be squeezed between the animal's shoulder blades from the single use tube in order to be effective. The oils in the pet's skin absorb the chemicals and disburse them over the course of time. It is far more efficient and effective than other methods. There is no competition with shampooing, which is incredibly messy and time consuming. There's no competition between the topical medication and the flea collar, which leaves so much of the dog unprotected. And there is definitely no competition between squeezing on a topical medicine and force-feeding a pet a daily, weekly, or monthly pill.

Frontline flea provides the most comprehensive protection available on the market. While most flea preventives only protect against fleas, Frontline flea products also protect against ticks, which can result in Lyme disease. And because this kills all stages of flea development and ticks, it is one of the best options available to pets. The rest of options only protect against fleas leaving the let exposed and in danger.

Because Frontline flea products protect against fleas and ticks and because it is so easy to use and so long lasting, more pet owners are choosing to use Frontline flea products to protect their pet against the external unseen dangers in the yard.

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