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Best Frontline?Hi All I'm sure this Q has been asked a lot of times but I have realised that when flea treating my cat Snowball I have been using two diff types of Frontline. When I adopted him he came with 8 treatments which were in a blue coloured bottle. I bought some extras so we didn't run out when I took him for his vacc's and these were in a green bottle. What is the difference and which ones would I be better sticking with? TY Rebecca
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Could it be that the different coloured bottles were for a small cat and a large cat? Was Snowball a kitten when you first had her? I use Advocate on my cat and I know that comes in different coloured spot-on 'bottles' depending on the weight of your cat. |
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There are 2 types of frontline- plain frontline and frontline combo, I think the combo is supposed to be better as it kills larvae as well. |
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Advocate is the one that Vets recommend nowadays , I always used Frontline but from now on, it wil be Advocate  |
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