

Frontline Shield for Dogs
This product may contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
- Wash hands thoroughly using soap and water after use and prior to using tobacco, drinking, chewing gum, eating, or using the bathroom.
- If you are aware of any previous sensitivities to pesticide, or if your dog is nursing, pregnant, debilitated, aged, or medicated, check with your veterinarian before administering this medication.
- Let your veterinarian know if your dog is currently taking any other medications. Some medications and products may react with pesticides.
- Sensitivities can occur and will vary from dog to dog. Dogs may experience irritation at the application site, which is a short-term side effect. If sensitivity occurs, give your dog a bath with mild shampoo or soap and rinse with plenty of water. If the signs of sensitivity continue, pursue emergency veterinary treatment.
- Keep away from children and animals.
- If your dog shows signs of any reaction following their first dose, consult your veterinarian before administering another dose.
- Do not swallow this product.
- If this product is being used to treat sarcoptes mites (sarcoptic mange), be sure to consult your veterinarian.
- Only for external canine use, and don't apply to any other type of animal.
- If your clothing becomes contaminated during application or while handling this product, wash before wearing the clothing again.
- This product is not a substitute for heartworm preventative treatment.
- Do not allow contact with eyes or clothing. Although this effect is short-term, significant eye injury can occur.
- Do not allow this product to make contact with any type of oxidizing agent. A harmful chemical reaction could occur.
- Do not use on cats, as this can cause fatality.
- Do not use on puppies under the age of 9 weeks or under 5 pounds.
- The efficacy of this product is unaffected by bathing, swimming, or exposure to sunlight.
- Be sure to read the product label closely prior to using this medication on your dog.
- Using this medication in any way that is inconsistent with product labeling violates federal law.
- With scissors, cut a single blister across the marked dotted line. Remove the applicator from the blister by peeling the foil off. You may also opt to fold a single blister at the corner line, then tear open at the perforated slit to remove the applicator.
- Use scissors to snip the applicator tip. Keep the applicator directed away from the face of any person or animal, including yourself, and do not allow the product to touch your dog's eyes or mouth.
- Gain visibility of the skin between your dog's shoulder blades by parting the hair. The skin at the application site should be visible. If you are treating a small dog, you should empty the entire applicator at one applications site. If you are treating a medium or large dog, split the dose as evenly as possible between three sites along the dog's back, parting the hair in the same way as before. If you are treating an extra large dog, you will need to use four application sites. Take care not to dispense product on the hair.
- Apply monthly on the same date to maintain parasite protection.