HOW DOES FRONTLINE WORK?
Well it takes time for each flea to die after drinking the frontline tainted blood! KEEP READING How I got rid of fleas and bugs from my home You will need to purchase a simple bug/fly zapper; the type you use on a patio to kill flying insects. You can buy a small one that will cover a large area of your house at most home improvement stores for as little as 20.00-30.00 dollars. For faster results you can use one bug zapper for each room. However the fleas do gravitate to the bug zapper’s light once night sets in and all the lights in your house are out. So one should work for a small home, just make sure to place it in the room where the most fleas are seen or felt. Place the zapper on the floor in a corner behind a piece of furniture so kids and pets won’t play with or bother it. Set it on a plate or pie tin for easy cleaning up of the zapped bugs, you will be killing all bugs in your home as well, and then plug it in. Remember, it is a piece of electrical equipment.
After you apply Frontline, it quickly spreads all over the body and into the oil glands in the skin. From the oil glands, it is continuously replenished onto the skin and hair coat. This unique system of storage and replenishment makes Frontline long-lasting and truly waterproof. As soon as a flea or tick comes into contact with Frontline, it begins to die. A tick may attach initially, but will be dead within 24-48 hours. Frontline does not repel fleas, it kills them. Fleas become hyper-stimulated upon contact with Frontline, and raise to the top of the hair coat in the process of dying. This is a sign that Frontline is working! Fleas do not have to bite a pet for Frontline to work. Fleas will die within hours of contact with a treated pet. All Frontline brand products are labeled to kill fleas for at least a month. For best flea and tick control, apply Frontline monthly all year long. If your pets have fleas it will be necessary to treat all the pets, including barn cats, for 3 months
