In this blog, we show you how to apply a topical spot-on flea treatment effectively so you can rest assured your pet is protected. How Does Spot-On Flea Treatment Work? How long you need to wait between applying spot-on flea treatments will depend on the brand and strength of the treatment you are using. The typical waiting period is four weeks, after which time your pet will no longer be protected from fleas. Each company will provide a predosed pipette for you, and their opening mechanics vary. Some may have a simple screw top, while others snap at the end. Open the pipette as instructed by the manufacturer and have it ready. 3. Hold your pet

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This will deposit the treatment on your pet’s skin, where it can be absorbed and begin working as it should. 7. Release your pet and immediately wash your hands If your pet has an infestation of fleas and your first treatment doesn’t work, it’s important that you do not apply another treatment before the four-week mark, as it may lead to an overdose.

When administering medication to your pet, always read the data leaflet. Not only can this help you to ensure you are administering the right treatment to your pet in the right dosage, but it also gives you information on any possible flea treatment side effects and what to do if your pet experiences them.