Adventure Plus Flea Prevention for Dogs, Topical Flea Treatment and Control (Pack of 4, Medium (11-20 lb))

This works just as well as the high dollar brands at a fraction of the cost. A dog rescue friend suggested this brand and told me the secret to saving money. The tubes for the biggest dogs contain the same medicine for all size dogs, just more of it. So she buys this in the biggest dog size, squeezes them all out into a small, clean bottle, and uses a guide she found on the internet to tell her how much to give her smaller dogs. She uses a syringe with no needle, also found on amazon to measure and administer. She saves a ton of money this way. I get the largest breed size for my 40 lb dog and using her secret, I get double the doses for my money. I also do this for my cats with the cat version of flea prevention. It works, it saves money, and it is not as complicated as it sounds. Try googling it.

I have 3 dogs. I bought this in April and today I saw my first flea and it was moving slow. I haven't seen a flea in 4 months so this definitely worked for me.

We've been getting Frontline for our dogs after trying various lower priced products that literally did nothing for the flea infestation we were hit with last year after becoming pet parents. We were almost looking ourselves and the dogs in an effort to get on top of the problem. Frontline, given to us by the animal control worker was great but the cost is prohibitive to anyone on a fixed income that's extremely low.My husband kept insisting I purchase it after the donated doses were gone. But I stumbled across this the last time and took the chance, ordering it without telling him it wasn't the Frontline this time.100% recommend this over other expensive products. It worked faster than the Frontline and every bit as effective! It's budget friendly as well, giving more doses for cheaper. All around the best product we've tried and continues to work on the serious flea issues in the small country town we live in. I've told everyone I know with pets to try it!

My 6 pups have had to suffer through a essential oils, rubbing fresh peppermint on their backs.. & then a few different commercial products brands & types of flea/tick meds.. LORD! Some of these prices are Wack-a-Doodle.. & the nutty prices the Corporate owned Vet clinics doesn"t permit any mistakes, so any reactions I eventually use good old "Dawn" to wash off most of the $$$ & begin again. With the tip of climate change, creating a moving lawn of blood sucking parasites..🙇🏼‍♀️ what's a doggy mom to do to help my 6 dogs🙄... Who can get a good nights sleep, when the bed begins shakeing like an old cheesy motel bed w/ "Magic Fingers"(maybe more of a metaphor then literal) during a session of chewing & scratching after midnight Walkies. Sadly my little guys just can't wait to run on grass & one, Bronson (pictured), will drag his tummy up & down my neighbors 1/4 acre of soft green grass, w/ shear delight.. an hour under the sun, a late evening raking their fur with a flea comb 🥱... Have to admit, a bonding moment buuuuut...So, I read all the reviews here & Consumer Report etc... finding much less adverse reactions w/ Adventure... in fact far more faviorable reviews.. All 6 pups (ranging between 10-20lbs.) stopped scratching bald patches behind their ears, but must admit that a few drops extra, 2 weeks after the last application, has helped. Now this being half way through the 2nd month we've used Advantage... giving credit to the company admitting that that might happen. I get it, the infestation is really nuts out there! 😬🦟 And, Oh... Did I mention the blanket of mosquitoes buzzing in our ears...?Hope that helped, I can only hope you do the best to keep your companion's comfortable, & happy, as I try to do. Best Wishes

Like with any flea product you need to work at it. Give drops to dog, vacuum vacuum vacuum every day, two or three times a day, wash floors with pine sol to loosen flea eggs then rinse floors with water, vacuum couches deep in crevices, wash dog bedding, spray yard, etc... you get the point. One thing isn't going to work but a combination of all of them will get your fleas under control. This product is a great product and works well. Keep using on the regular and you'll never have a problem.

The product has been effective at keeping the fleas away from our dog's body. I had lapsed (for several months) in applying his monthly treatment. Using a flea comb, I found that he had several on him. After one Adventure treatment, and several random flea comb checks in the following month, our dog is flea free.About the awkwardness of application: The instructions, written and pictured, both recommend applying while dog is standing. My dog doesn't stand or sit still for this process that he dislikes (Not Adventure's fault). It just means that finding his shoulder blades is difficult. Regarding the instructions, there is a point where the written and pictured instructions don't match: written says "squeeze the tube to expel the entire contents directly on the skin", while a picture shows someone starting between the shoulder blades and running the tube down the center of the back ending at the tail. :/ I go with a. since I just can't see me being successful with a long stroke while clutching my dog like a football. Opening the tube can also be a little messy. I still use the product though because it works!

Worked well at first, but quit after about 18 days. Tried applying double dose, but still failed at 2 - 3 weeks. This makes a 3 month supply only a month and a half. I haven't done the math, so this might still be a good deal.