so we were applying frontline on our 3 month old puppy and she moved and it got on her fur around her neck too is it ok???? Adopted Dogs::
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Yes she will be fine. It is pretty much impossible to only get it on the skin and not the fur. As long as you part the fur and get most on the skin, that is pretty normal. Do Not Adopt/Do Not Rescue List Warnings: An All Creatures Animal ::
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By the time she told me her dog was infested it looked like his fur was swarming . . We use the flea/tick control from the vet. I think it's Advantage.
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Yes the dog will be fine, where were you applying, the neck area is where it is suppose to be put.....
yeah shell be fine =]
Sure there is no way you can apply this liquid without it getting on their fur. I usually use a paper towel and blot the fur after I apply the frontline. How do I get the fleas to stay off my baby??? - Dogster Answers::
8 posts - Last post: Jul 10, 2008Put BioKill in her bed,around the places she plays and moves and clean Shaving the fur off of the dog will minimize the amount of fleas,
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thats where we put on our dog. shell be fine =]
Yup, she'll be fine. Your goal is to part her fur and get it on to her actual skin, but believe me, when my Welsh Corgi was a puppy, he wriggled around so much that that happened to us, too. She'll get used to it eventually and it will be easier.
The only problem might be if a large amount of the frontline was lost to her fur, you might not have gotten enough on to her skin for it to be effective.
Yes it is fine.
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