It’s flea season, but that doesn’t mean your dog has to suffer. We’ve rounded up the best flea and tick prevention products you can shop now, including Frontline, Seresto and K9 Advantix.

SEE IT Why it made the cut: A very effective, over-the-counter topical treatment, K9 Advantix is the best topical flea and tick treatment for dogs who won’t take pills or that claw at collars ...

K9 Advantix II Large Dog Vet-Recommended Flea, Tick & Mosquito Treatment & Prevention is a reliable, effective, and widely recommended option for keeping large dogs free of fleas, ticks, and ...

With topical tick and flea prevention, you’ll apply a liquid medication directly to the dog’s skin, usually along the spine. Frequency for topical medications is once a month in most cases.

With topical tick and flea prevention, you’ll apply a liquid medication directly to the dog’s skin, usually along the spine. Frequency for topical medications is once a month in most cases.

With topical tick and flea prevention, you’ll apply a liquid medication directly to the dog’s skin, usually along the spine. Frequency for topical medications is once a month in most cases.

With topical tick and flea prevention, you’ll apply a liquid medication directly to the dog’s skin, usually along the spine. Frequency for topical medications is once a month in most cases.

FDA approves Bravecto Quantum, the first injectable flea and tick treatment offering dogs up to 12 months of protection.

With topical tick and flea prevention, you’ll apply a liquid medication directly to the dog’s skin, usually along the spine. Frequency for topical medications is once a month in most cases.