What is the difference between petarmor and frontline?

PetArmor, on the other hand, has many negative reviews. PetArmor is considered a generic knock-off of Frontline that sells at a cheaper consumer price. Although PetArmor claims to use the same ingredients (fipronil and methoprene) as Frontline, scientists found that the inactive ingredients were not.

What is petarmor flea control?

PetArmor is a brand of flea control for cats and dogs that is priced lower than competing products like Advantage and Frontline Plus.

What is the difference between pet armor and pet armor plus?

Pet Armor, on the other hand, has many negative reviews. Pet Armor is considered a generic knock-off of Frontline that sells at a cheaper consumer price. Although PetArmor Plus claims to use the same active ingredients (fipronil and methoprene) as Frontline, scientists found that the inactive ingredients were not.

Is there any armor with the same active ingredients as frontline?

There is pet armor which has the same active ingredient as Frontline. And then there is Pet armor plus, whiich has all the same active ingredients as Frontline plus. Both are exactly the same including the percentages of the active ingredients.

Can Frontline Plus for dogs be used on cats?

PetArmor Plus for dogs and Frontline Plus for dogs should not be used on cats. Top tip: Fleas and ticks can carry nasty diseases, but protecting your pet doesn’t need to be difficult. Use our comparison chart to weigh up the pros and cons of the most popular products.

Can I use petarmor Plus on my Dog?

They also kill ticks and chewing lice in dogs and cats, and help control sarcoptic mange in dogs. PetArmor Plus and Frontline Plus may be used on dogs and cats from 8 weeks of age, with the exact product determined by your pet’s weight. PetArmor Plus for dogs and Frontline Plus for dogs should not be used on cats.