PetArmor Max Flea, Tick and Mosquito Prevention for Large Dogs (21 to 55 Pounds), Topical Dog Flea Treatment Repels and Kills, 6 Month Supply

This product is easy to apply and works great. No ticks or fleas found all season long. The quantity last us all season with superior protection. We walk in some areas with tall grass and still remain free of ticks and fleas.

My go to value for flea and tick prevention and the value for money was excellent.

Works fantastic. Took the dogs out for a walk in the woods and later found dead ticks on the floor. Have not found one tick yet that was able to survive after biting the dogs.

I believe that this product works well for preventing fleas.I have two fur babies and I received enough product to treat both. Therefor the value for the money spent is worth it, especially if you’re treating multiple dogs.I did notice that one of the dogs started scratching not long after she was treated. She stopped after about an hour so all seems to be well but if that changes I’ll update this post.As far as longevity goes this would be tricky because I am using it for prevention of fleas and not to treat an infestation.We have a lot of strays that hang around outside and so far we’ve been flea free!

I have this on auto ship so I never run out. Haven’t had any flea problems since starting this product on both of our dogs. I like how it also repels mosquitos and is the only product that I have found that does that with flea prevention all in one. My dogs show no signs of discomfort when applied either.

I've been using PetArmor for years now. Just switched to Max because of themosquito protection. They've been sooo bad, especially after a couple hurricanes.I get the largest size and use 1 tube between my two dogs. Started working that nightas far as I could tell.So far as I've seen, it's abt half the price of others so, good enough for me.

Since I’m not the one that has to wear it and my dogs are lacking in Speech, I really have nothing to say other than, I believe that it works.

I always do a lot of research on the beginning of summer to determine the best method for flea prevention.The big concern is not the killing of the fleas so the dog doesn't continue to scratch and concerns not the flea infestation. I feel most of the flea medications can at least do that. Until this year I have used a topical preventive and I spray my yard to kill fleas and ticks. The reason for that is my dog is allergic to the flea bite. If a free gets on him and bites him even if it dies immediately the bite is still there. A short-lived singular bite causes him irritation and it'll make as n itchy spot & irritation. I try to make him as comfortable as possible obviously. After a bit he sometimes will actually lose fur around a bite.When I purchased this product I had already planned to start spraying my yard.I am about to make the second application and I have not seen a single flea Nordic and I did NOT have to spray my yard..Short of raising chicken in your backyard I cannot imagine any other flea prventive being either easier or more effective.Also ... I'm in a semi-southern state. There's a review somewhere floating around about the fleas in this area being resistant. I'm in a semi- outhern state and it kicked their butts, apparently.