FRONTLINE HOMEGARD® has a fast-acting formula to help you quickly get on top of home flea infestations. It kills fleas, flea eggs and flea larvae in your home. And once you’ve started the fight, it keeps on working for up to six months to help prevent future infestations. For best results, use in conjunction with a FRONTLINE® flea and tick treatment for your pet.
More about FRONTLINE HOMEGARD®
Did you know that fleas on your pet are only 5% of the problem? The other 95% are in your home in the form of flea eggs, larvae and pupae
This is because fleas breed on your pet and their eggs then fall off wherever your pet goes – for example your sofa, bed or flooring. These flea eggs hatch and cause an infestation
To speed up eradicating a flea infestation, use FRONTLINE HOMEGARD® throughout your home, including under furniture. Don’t forget the car if your pet goes in there too
Use sparingly on wooden or glossy surfaces to avoid spotting
After treatment, leave the area for 60 minutes and air the room
For full instructions and warnings, please read the product label before use
Do not use on cats or other animals
Active ingredients: permethrin: 0.177%, S-methoprene: 0.00225%
Size: 500 ml
How often do I need to use FRONTLINE HOMEGARD ®?
The minimum time to wait between two treatments of FRONTLINE HOMEGARD® is 6 months. It’s not necessary to use FRONTLINE HOMEGARD® repeatedly if you’re regularly treating your cat or dog with an effective flea and tick treatment, such as FRONTLINE® spot-on products. In most cases one treatment of FRONTLINE HOMEGARD® is enough to see you through until the end of the infestation.
Is FRONTLINE HOMEGARD ® safe to use if I have small children?
If used as directed in the usage instructions, FRONTLINE HOMEGARD® does not pose a health risk to children or adults. It is a recommended precaution that you treat one room at a time and avoid the area for at least 60 minutes or until the area is dry, and then allow the area to air.
How do I use FRONTLINE HOMEGARD®?
The easy-to-use spray can be used throughout your home, on non-washable furniture and home textiles such as carpets, rugs, mats, sofas and armchairs, and in your car if your dog goes in there too. One 1.3-second spray treats 1 m2 in your home. Use sparingly on wooden or glossy surfaces to avoid spotting. Leave the area and do not re-enter until at least 60 minutes after treatment or until treated areas are dry, and allow the area to air.
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