Firstect Plus Flea For Dogs 89-102lbs

Overview

Vetality Firstect Plus for Dogs provides powerful, vet-quality flea and tick protection specifically formulated for extra-large dogs weighing 89-132 pounds. Featuring the same trusted active ingredients as Frontline Plus at a more economical price, this waterproof topical treatment delivers fast-acting, month-long protection against fleas at all life stages, disease-carrying ticks, chewing lice, and mange mites.

Key Features & Benefits

• Contains same proven ingredients as Frontline Plus: Fipronil and (S)-Methoprene
• Eliminates adult fleas, flea eggs, and flea larvae for complete control
• Kills all tick stages including deer ticks that transmit Lyme disease
• Effective against chewing lice infestations
• Helps control sarcoptic mange mite populations
• Rapid action provides quick relief from pests
• One application lasts 30 full days
• Waterproof formula withstands bathing, swimming, and weather exposure
• Safe for large dogs and puppies 8 weeks and older
• 3-month supply for continuous protection

Active Ingredients

• Fipronil: 9.8%
• (S)-Methoprene: 8.8%
• Other Ingredients: 81.4%

Directions for Use

Apply once every 30 days year-round. Open one applicator by snapping tip away from your face and body. Part your dog's hair between the shoulder blades until skin is visible. Place applicator tip directly against skin and squeeze to empty entire contents in a single spot. Allow to dry before petting treated area. Do not bathe for 24 hours after application.

Size

For dogs 89-132 lbs and 8 weeks or older. Contains 3 applicators for 3 months of protection.

Warnings

External use on dogs only. Do not use on cats, puppies under 8 weeks, or other species. Consult your veterinarian before use on debilitated, aged, pregnant, or nursing animals. Keep out of reach of children. Made in Germany. EPA Reg. No. 88052-15-92413.

Good For

Extra-large breed dogs requiring heavy-duty flea and tick protection. Ideal for owners of breeds like Great Danes, Mastiffs, and German Shepherds seeking veterinary-quality treatment at better value.