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PetArmor Plus Flea & Tick Prevention Treatments for Dogs or Cats: 12 Doses

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Amazon has PetArmor Plus Flea & Tick Prevention Treatments for Dogs/Cats on sale when you follow the instructions below. Shipping is free.

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Select one of the available treatments:
- 12-Count PetArmor Plus (Cats) $44.98
- 12-Count PetArmor Plus (Small Dogs) $57.67
- 6-Count PetArmor Plus (Medium Dogs) $29.98
- 12-Count PetArmor Plus (X-Large Dogs) $44.98
Select the "One-time purchase" option if it isn't already selected
Add to cart and proceed to checkout but don't 'Place your order' yet
In checkout, apply promo code 20MARCH
In checkout, select the checkbox to subscribe:
- 'Save 5% today; Save up to 15% on future auto-deliveries'
Your order total should be as listed above
'Place your order' to complete checkout

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Amazon [amazon.com] has select PetArmor Plus Flea & Tick Prevention Treatments for Dogs & Cats on sale as listed below and checkout via Subscribe & Save + 20% off in-cart discount (if this discount doesn't apply automatically, please use this promo code 20MARCH in cart). Shipping is free w/ Prime or on orders $25+.

Available (prices after clipping coupon, 5% off S&S and apply 20% off promo code 20MARCH):

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- For Dogs
  - 6-Doses For Medium Dogs [amazon.com] (23 to 44-lbs) $23.99
    - w/ $5.99 off coupon
  - 12-Doses
    - For Small Dogs [amazon.com] (5 to 22-lbs) $48.75
      - w/ $8.92 off coupon
    - For X-Large Dogs [amazon.com] (89 to 132-lbs) $44.98
- For Cats
  - 12-Doses [amazon.com] (over 1.5-lbs) $44.98
Select the "Subscribe & Save" option, if it isn't already selected
Clip the corresponding coupon on the product page
Select any frequency, then click 'Set Up Now'
Apply 20% off promo code 20MARCH in cart
The price should be as listed above + Shipping is free

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Created 03-03-2024 at 11:48 AM by Navy-Wife | Staff

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Model: PetArmor Plus Flea and Tick Prevention for Dogs, Dog Flea and Tick Treatment, Waterproof Topical, Fast Acting, Small Dogs (5-22 lbs), 12 Doses

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03-06-2024 at 05:08 AM.

Quote from Dealer_Of_Slickness

Used Advantix, Frontline Plus, then Prevecta, then this for the last few years on two dogs and cat and it's worked the best for us. Says it'll last 6 weeks but safe to reapply after 4, we stick with 4.

I feel that it can be trial and error. Frontline Plus doesn't work for a fellow family member's dog, but the 6 month stuff does (Bravecto).

Usually pay $40 for 6 doses from Walmart. Getting 12 for less than $20 more is a no-brainer for me. Thanks OP

appreciate the reply! I guess I'll grab a small 6 pack, (MN so during the winters we are okay to skip)

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03-06-2024 at 05:25 AM.

Depending on which one, but Sam's about same price. For the medium dog, it is $5 at both places. When on sale, it will be cheaper at Sam's. Also, Frontline is on sale at Costco. In store cheaper than online.

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03-06-2024 at 11:42 AM.

I assume this is for cats that go outside. I've never had issues with the cats who stay inside except for the one time a relatives dog came to visit and had fleas and soon the entire house and the cat was full of them.

I now have a dog that goes outside and we treat him. The cats, we haven't worried about treating.

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03-06-2024 at 06:16 PM.

FYI: depending on your area products like these might not be as effective. A team from InTheres, Université de Toulouse, led by F. Ramon-Portugal, revealed fipronil resistance in fleas, affecting products like PetArmor Plus's effectiveness. Their findings show that resistant fleas can efficiently detoxify fipronil, lowering product efficacy. This resistance, marked by genetic and physiological changes, underscores the importance of consulting veterinarians for tailored flea control strategies, taking into account local resistance patterns.

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03-06-2024 at 08:25 PM.

This works fine until it doesn't, caveat emptor. Used for three cats, 2 indoor/catio, one outdoor/indoor. Worked fine for about a year and a half, then last month the outdoor cat had fleas (in February no less, when chances, while not zero, are better as the cold is not as hospitable for fleas). Luckily was able to get Capstar from Walmart which will kill fleas pretty immediately but it only lasts about 24-ish hours - buys time to get something else longer lasting. Thankfully caught it early enough that it ended up not being too much of a mess.

Got them all on Bravecto so that would give me two months to decide what I want to switch them too, plus would prevent any worms they could've been exposed too from the fleas. The outdoor cat will need tick protection too, which is why I liked the fipronil. Thankfully the vet is cool with calling in a script if I find a better deal online for something (I've had other vets make me jump through a bunch of hoops and then charge me so much for the script that I ended up not saving much).

As others have said I think environment is a big thing, and how bad the fleas/ticks are in your area. If you're near wooded areas I think your chances are more likely to have issues with more fleas/ticks. Of course I used to do field work in a graveled area and we had problems with ticks all the time, so there ya go. If you try this and haven't before, I'd suggest checking your pets daily to see how it goes and keep some Capstar on hand in case you need it, or at least know you can get it the same day from somewhere nearby.

I know the fipronil can be great for those caring for feral cats and if that's all you can do, you're doing your best you can, nothing to feel bad about. It's a shame there's not a great affordable alternative for those caring for ferals.