Frontline

[PeachySteph]

Anyone know where to get this stuff cheap... or at least affordable?

[Liz]

Costco. I believe it is about $33 for 3 months for any size dog. It is available in the warehouse, and online (2% surcharge if you're not a member, but no shipping charge).

[jeweltea]

I get it from www.Petshed.com

It is a lot cheaper than the vet. They are reliable and it is shipped quickly. Cheaper to buy a 6 month supply too.

[Riann216]

Remember that if you have a small dog you can buy the large dog tubes and just break it up with a needleless syringe. It is the same concentration for bid dogs as little dogs, just more fluid.

I was able to get a year and a half for my 8lb dog for about 35.00. That was a 3 month supply of the bid dose dose.

The internet has plenty of sites that will give you the dosage amount.

[PeachySteph]

thanks. our dog is 53 lbs (almost a year old). the cheapest we have found so far is from ebay. i'll keep looking

[cupunlvr]

I have found best prices on Amazon. There are all different size tubes and packages from various sellers so just make sure you are comparing apples to apples.

[irishsaver]

I found a great place to compare prices is this site I cant remember the prices I paid last time when I got for my two. One is over 120lbs and the other about 10lbs

Frontline flea & tick treatment at TheFind.com - search, discover and compare prices

[ladyeeyore7]

Don't know if this is the same thing but I copied this from a post on another thread, thanks TBEventer2002!

Ask your vet what is absolutely necessary for your area. There are state laws that designate how often a rabies must be given. Also, certain areas are much more prone to mosquitos and heartworm disease, so an annual or every-two-years heartworm check might be necessary. It is MUCH cheaper to prevent HWD than to treat! And don't let anyone on here tell you to order medicines from 1800 Pet Meds or any online pharmacy. Google it and you will find where Novartis (maker of Interceptor and Sentinel) actually sued three online pharmacies for selling and distributing their products because Novartis DOES NOT SELL TO THESE PHARMACIES. So while YOU may save a few bucks, you might be hurting YOUR DOG when they come down with liver failure due to bad arthritis meds or HWD from falty products. (and if someone comes here and says, "oh, I have never had any issues" that is because they haven't had any issues YET.)

[Queeney]

Have you tried calling your local animal shelter? That is where I get our for our cat. I think it's only $10 for 1 month supply but I can't remember for sure.

[mtka]

We just use the Frontline Spray on our dogs and use only a few sprays per dog or cat. We find it a lot cheaper than the tubes and just as effective. Drugstore.com has it at a good price, and with a currently available offer from bing, it is a good value.