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I got a puppy, and after a few walks, seems like she caught a few fleas.
I need to give her some sort of flea prevention, but I am unsure on what to use for a 4 month old puppy.
I used to use Frontline, large dogs on my old golden retriever, but I don't know what to use in a puppy.
Do I just use the same shit but for smaller dogs?
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frontline is offered in different weight categories. get the kind for whatever your dog weighs.
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Have you tried shaving the puppy and applying a thin laquer of wood varnish? An added bonus: Puppy fur, when spun, makes great yarn for mittens and pussy mufflers
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>>2083463
Whatever you give him, don't use advantage/advantix products unless you want your dog to experience this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B1WSUcYRzh4
He stopped EVER doing this when I stopped advantage. Has never done it again. Frontline is pretty much your only option, but for a 4 month old puppy, why not just rub diatomaceous earth all over him?
I would go easy on chemicals until at least 6mo.
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>>2083474
It doesn't work like this. Those products are intended to be only used for certain age animals, the metabolism of a 10 pound puppy is not the same as the metabolism of a 10 pound adult dog.
there are age limits on the package.
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trifexus
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>>2083483
>there are age limits on the package.
yes
>FRONTLINE PLUS is approved for use on all dogs, including breeding, pregnant , and lactating bitches and puppies as young as 8 weeks.
>as young as 8 weeks.
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