Apex Plus Flea and Tick Prevention for Dogs | Small (5-22 lbs) | 3-Month Supply | Dog Flea and Tick Treatment | 24-Hour Activation, Waterproof, 30-Day Protection

Used for the 1st time 3 days ago. So far it seems to work. The ticks are bad this year and so far it is working.

I used to get the Amazon branded one but for whatever reason, it's been out of stock for several months. The ingredients in this flea topical is the same formula on the Amazon branded one. It appears to work on my small dog. It hasn't had a flea or itch since I've been applying this flea topical on his fur for the past several months. I like how it is cost effective. The price is almost half that of the well-known brands like Frontline, K9, PetArmor, etc. Granted each dog is different, but thankfully this flea topical works on my dog and he hasn't experienced any adverse reactions. Along with this, I also give my dog the once a month flea oral chewable NexGard.

Trying this out to see how it works. We live in Florida and the fleas are just awful! So far I’m not seeing any on my girl.

I am not sure if this works on my dog or not but I didnt had any problem with the product. Bit greasy and oil but no skin irritation. Safe for dogs to use. Little chemical odor comes out but its fine after few mins. But i have had problem wirh flea for awhile so it works for the price I paid.

Update 2: 3 hours talking with Amazon and they didn't care and refused to answer my questions. Still no word from manufacturer. Update: I have written to the manufacturer complaining & asking a couple of pertinent questions. I will update with any response. Empty sealed vials! Today I went to put these meds on my dogs and not only did one seem to have possibly too much meds for the sml dog size dog amount, but the second didn't have any! I squeezed and heard nothing (I usually squeeze fast before they run away & there's usually a squishy liquid sound). My dog also did not freak out re any liquid touching her. So I touch her and there is nothing wet where I placed it. I touched the end of the vial and it was also not wet. There was not one single drop of liquid in the vial at all. I looked under the light to confirm and had definitely cut it far enough down. Nothing. How can this be so sloppily done?! Not only is it a waste of money but it could also mean some dogs are getting too much - which is not good as some animals don't react well. I've kept the vials in question, so the company is free to check any batch number/investigate. And as I say, this could also explain one of my dogs previous mystery fleas, as when I previously dosed him, maybe nothing came out - as he runs off quickly & it never occured to me that this could happen. Surely the vials are measured by machinery and checked under a light for contents... I assumed/hoped. How can this happen?! Also annoying as I do rescue & foster & on a budget. I know it's cheaper to buy higher doses and split them but I'm scared I'll mess it up accuracy-wise. Which is why I turned to these pre-measured options. Oh the irony!

I had to take my 7 yr old boxer/lab/chow/pit lovable mutt off of Trifexis. She started getting sick on it. I have combo'ed this with a new prescription heart med. So far (only about 15 days into this), this has worked well w/ no side effects.

there does not seem to be enough liquid in there to do more than 2 spots; previously i purchased the Amazon brand (not currently available) and that allowed me to do 5 spots !!

Great value did not have any side effects or irritation and no fleas.