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FRONTLINE PLUS® Singles | Dogs 10–20 kg (M) | 1.34 mL
FRONTLINE PLUS® Singles for dogs weighing 10-20 kg contains fipronil and (S)-methoprene in one 1.34 mL spot-on pipette. It provides flea, tick, and biting lice control for dogs.
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Description
FRONTLINE PLUS® Singles for dogs weighing 10-20 kg comes in an individually packaged 1.34 mL pipette. This topical product contains fipronil and (S)-methoprene.
It kills adult fleas and ticks, controls biting lice, and inhibits the development of immature flea stages. Follow the approved product label and veterinary guidance.
Product Specifications
- Brand: FRONTLINE PLUS®
- Manufacturer: Boehringer Ingelheim Animal Health
- Active ingredients: Fipronil + (S)-Methoprene
- Concentration: 98 mg/mL fipronil + 88 mg/mL (S)-methoprene
- Presentation: 1 single pipette
- Volume: 1.34 mL
- Target species: Dogs
- Weight range: 10-20 kg
- Color variant: Blue
- Formulation: Spot-on solution
- Route: Topical
- Classification: Antiectoparasitic
- Registration number: VR-3824
- Country of manufacture: France
Key Features
- Kills adult fleas and ticks.
- Controls biting lice.
- Inhibits flea egg and immature-stage development.
- Helps prevent flea reinfestation.
- Convenient single-pipette packaging.
Directions for Use
Part the fur and apply the entire contents of one pipette directly onto the dog’s skin between the shoulder blades. Repeat according to the manufacturer’s recommendations and veterinary guidance.
Important Precautions
- For veterinary use only.
- For external use only.
- Intended for dogs weighing 10-20 kg.
- Do not use on cats.
- Avoid contact with the eyes and mouth.
- Prevent licking until the application site is dry.
- Follow veterinary recommendations.
Packaging: 1 individually packed pipette (single dose).
