ZoGuard Plus Flea and Tick Prevention for Dogs (Large - 45-88 lb)

FINALLY!! Finally found something that worked. All summer long we have been fighting the fleas. Fogged the house 4 times, tried treats and even other drops. Nothing!! Was!! Working!! Gave our dogs all a flea bath, slapped this on them a few days later and so far so good!! Its been a week... I've found one or two on them, small ones, but what we had before was 10 to 15 at a time. This all after the baths, other drops and bombing the house! This is going on auto shipment!

Great product for our dog. Why purchase it at Wal-Mart or our Vet when we can buy it on Amazon

In my experience this will keep fleas from getting on your dog. We stopped our treatment for a couple months and our dogs ended up getting fleas. It wouldn't kill the fleas once they were already actively on the dogs. We had to try a next guard Plus. But then after that we went back to this and it's kept them flea free.

This item claims to be somewhat of a generic version of Frontline (contains the same active ingredient). It works very well, just takes a few days to "kick in". I think it is a great value for the money.

Very easy to use but it's been a week since the first dose and our dog is still scratching/biting and we are still finding live fleas on him.

Disappointed – Did Not Work on Either Dog Despite Two Applications I really wanted this to be a budget-friendly alternative to the more expensive flea medications like Frontline, especially since Zoguard advertises having the exact same active ingredients (Fipronil and S-Methoprene). The price was definitely appealing at only $10.99, which is a fraction of what I usually spend. I was hopeful that I could finally get effective flea control without breaking the bank. Unfortunately, this product was a complete letdown. I used it exactly as directed on both of my large dogs, applying the correct dosage to their skin between the shoulder blades. I waited several days, monitoring their behavior and checking their fur closely. No improvement. The fleas were still crawling and biting as if nothing had been applied at all. Thinking maybe one of my dogs just needed a second treatment (despite the product stating it works for a full month), I applied another dose a few days later—carefully and properly, again. Still, no reduction in fleas. They remained just as active and numerous, and my poor dog continued scratching and biting nonstop. I’m not sure if I received a bad batch, or if the formulation is somehow less effective despite claiming the same ingredients as the premium brands. But the bottom line is: this product did not work for either of my dogs, even after double dosing one of them. Yes, it’s cheap—but in this case, you really get what you pay for. I ended up having to purchase a different, more expensive flea treatment just to bring them relief. I’m frustrated that I wasted time and money on something that provided zero results. I wouldn’t recommend Zoguard based on this experience. If you’re dealing with an active flea problem, this probably isn’t going to cut it. Better to spend a little more for something that’s actually effective the first time. ⸻ Let me know if you’d like a shorter or more emotional version too.

This stuff is the best! Honestly, just read the ingredients on the other more expensive flea/tick meds then read these ingredients and you will understand why I choose this. Also, waterproof and works the entire time.

This product works well as long as you start off with a flea free dog.