PetArmor Plus Flea and Tick Prevention for Dogs, X-Large Dog Flea and Tick Treatment, 3 Doses, Waterproof Topical, Fast Acting, For X-Large (89-132 lbs)

This totally exceeded my expectations. The product kills ticks and flea eggs effectively, which is what I was looking for. I also appreciate how easy-to-use it is, especially when my dog is active outdoors. It helps end the flea cycle quickly and keeps my dog protected. The waterproof feature is a big plus, so I don't worry if he gets wet after application. Overall, I'm happy with the results and the simplicity of the treatment.

We had some sort of insane ‘super flea’ invasion in our neighborhood this year. Apparently they developed an incredible immunity to basically anything that ever worked in the past cuz even though most of our pets and yards are treated, these little demons were not detoured from what I assume is ultimately some kind of malicious plot for world domination. They took over the lawns. They took over my dog. They were quickly on the way to taking over my house and my sanity was not far behind. I was starting to strongly consider burning it all down and starting over cuz nothing was working. I bought home sprays. They didn’t care. We doubled up on yard treatments. The fleas laughed. The vet recommended topical treatment that’s worked on my Cane Corso for ten years apparently just threw up a white flag and jumped ship cuz it was suddenly nowhere to be seen in this battle. As a general rule, Cane Corsos tend to have a real flair for the theatrical. Their dramatic baseline is like a three at any given time. The slightest of inconveniences can kick that to a nine in a heartbeat. This flea thing took us to a 27. I spent more month than I even want to think about on different treatments and at most it might give him a day or two of moderate reprieve, but nothing actually had any impact on the tiny little hellbeasts that were ruining our life. And then somehow, miracle of miracles, I stumbled upon this Pet Armor Plus stuff and gave it a Hail Mary try. Cue the angelic singing. It’s been about a week and a half and the fleas are already 80% gone. We’re not entirely out of the woods yet but it’s so close. I’m no longer considering arson. And the dog can now focus his over the top theatrics on things like being upset that I haven’t offered him a sweet potato when he knows there’s one in the fridge or because someone used the stapler. Yes. My 130 pound dog is afraid of the stapler. I don’t know what kind of Hogwarts magic is in this stuff, but I’m forever indebted to the wizards at Pet Armor Plus. I highly, HIGHLY recommend.

We live on a farm in Tennessee, so keeping our dogs protected from fleas and ticks is a must. PetArmor Plus has worked really well for us. It’s easy to apply, and I’ve seen a big difference in how well it keeps pests away — even with our dogs running through fields and tall grass every day. Best of all, there’s been no irritation or itching after application, which is something I always watch for. It’s affordable, effective, and does exactly what it claims. I’ll definitely keep using it!

This stuff works and is identical to the other "Name Brands" sold at your vet. Here is a fun fact: It doesnt matter what weight class the packaging states, The dosage strength of the active chemical (fipronil) is the same. The only thing that makes a difference is the qauntity that comes in the tubes. For example: the small dog formula contains lesser amount in the tubes than the big dog formula. Even the tubes they send you are the same size, just less chemical inside them. I have 3 dogs, two bigguns and a medium to small one. I initally bought two sets of of Petarmour plus and noticed the similarities. NOTE: The manufacturer says NOT to split the dosages. The packaging ingredients shows the exact same strength of active ingredients. My vet and I discussed this at length about the most popular brand of this product and she confirmed to the best of her knowledge that there is no difference in "strength" only qauntity. It is highly uinlikely that they are formulating a mixture for each dogs' weight class. The logistics and manufacturing ad packaging of this of this would be quadruple the cost. There is alot of overlap on thre dosage chart: 4-22 lbs. 23-44 lbs. 45-88 lbs. 89-132 lbs. Lets look at this: A dog at 44lbs gets that same dose as a dog half its size at 23 lbs. They dont want you splitting the dosages because you will mess it up and use too much and make your pet sick, unless you are some sort of careful responsible human being and know how to take precautions and measure things....which according the the sheer amount of warning labels present on products in the world these days...its obvious that we are not. So maybe you should'nt do it. When I buy the large dog package...for some reasosn it's cheaper, I cannot explain this. The little tiny dogs is a few dollars more than the extra large dog...and the amout of product you get in the package is about 1/4 of that of the larger dog size....only explanation, profit and marketing to folks who have doglets.

Seems to work well but not for this long as it claims. I only get a couple months out of this package that should last several.