FRONTLINE HomeGard Flea & Tick Household Spray - 500 ml, White

Due to a recent flea infestation my cat was not going near carpets and very unhappy. I used this spray as directed, vacuumed before use and left room vacant for an hour. I used a face mask as it is quite potent but smells okay. After 2 days cat seems happy to be on carpet area and flea activity greatly reduced. I used in conjunction with frontline plus spot on and a flea comb. was very thorough with vacuuming all areas of the house behind furniture, nooks and crannies etc. also did one room at a time. recommended if used appropriately and not to have cat near the process until it has dried.

Works well, would buy again

Id say its more of a 1 time use but does kill fleas instantly. It doesnt last 3 months and needs respraying.

Very smelly , worked as descibed

I started using FRONTLINE Homegard Flea Spray a few weeks ago, and it has made a world of difference in keeping my home flea-free. This 500ml spray is designed specifically for household use, and it’s been incredibly effective in tackling the flea problem we had.The application process is straightforward. The spray nozzle allows for easy and even coverage, making it simple to treat all the necessary areas, including carpets, rugs, and pet bedding. I appreciate that it doesn’t have a strong, lingering odor, which can be a common issue with other flea sprays.What sets this product apart is its long-lasting protection. After just one thorough application, we’ve seen a significant reduction in fleas, and the results have held up well over time. While it’s not the cheapest option available, the effectiveness and ease of use justify the price. It’s reassuring to know that our home is protected from fleas, thanks to FRONTLINE Homegard.If you’re dealing with a flea infestation and want a reliable, user-friendly solution, I highly recommend FRONTLINE Homegard Flea Spray. It’s a worthwhile investment for a comfortable and pest-free home.

Good stuff does the job

Best one l have tryed

I have tested this on a flea,and although it does not kill instantly it seems to incapacitate the fleas ability to jump, which I imagine leads to ....well you know.