Pet Armor for Fleas and Ticks

going to try this over here

Have any of you used it?

As far as I can see it has all the same ingredients as Frontline plus
I am going to try it on the boys after I use all my frontline and see if I can see
a difference,what I do know is Frontline is not lasting like it should anymore

I 've never heard of it. I prefer to use Advantix for fleas and ticks because it's never failed my dog. Yorkie, is it a new product or a product that has been around for some time now?

It is a new product,with all the same active ingredients in it that Frontline plus has for about 1/2 the price

Frontline's patent expired on the product, so other companies can now make generics.

I still wouldn't trust the generic.

Not yet.

https://www.facebook.com/topic.php?uid=187932427898496&topic=416

Thank you for that Jersey,I will stay far away from that shit

would you post that link on Pluba also Please

I was going to but they are scary-lol

It doesn't feel like sharing info over there, it feels like waiting to get ripped into.

I posted it.
We'll see how that goes. :lol:

yorkiemom wrote:

Thank you for that Jersey,I will stay far away from that shit

would you post that link on Pluba also Please

I'd wait yorkie.
Your boys are SO little.
I just really wouldn't use it yet.
If it turns out all good and safe, that will be great.
I'd rather be safe and wait for a bit.

I could be totally worrying for nothing.
But I'm just wired like that.

No after reading what I did I think I will wait for a long time and just continue with my frontline plus for now

The part in green at the bottom.

http://www.epa.gov/opprd001/inerts/

It is the inert ingredients in Pet Armor that I am curious about.
I know the ones they tell me about are dangerous.

This makes me nervous...

Called “inerts” by the law, the name does not mean non-toxic.

I wonder what the effects of those are?

http://www.petarmor.com/works/compare.php

If this is a new product and from reading the facebook replies, I would stay away from using this product for at least 3 - 5 years. This way you will know if any dogs have had any long term health issues (ie. kidney, liver problems, etc...) from using this stuff. It seems the company that this making this flea and tick killer is hiding basic information that the consumer should have access to.