- Does Vet's Best flea and tick spray really work?
- The sprays use plant oils such as peppermint and clove rather than a synthetic insecticide, and they are typically used as repellents and for quick knockdown on contact. They are not a substitute for a vet-prescribed preventive in heavy flea or tick areas, and they need reapplying more often than spot-on treatments.
- How does Vet's Best Spot On differ from the spray?
- Spot On is applied to the skin between the shoulder blades and is meant to last for a set period, while the spray covers the coat and is reapplied as needed. Spot On is dosed by dog weight, so check the label before buying.
- Is Vet's Best safe for puppies and kittens?
- Many Vet's Best flea products are labeled for dogs and puppies 12 weeks and older, and cat products are labeled separately. Never use a dog formula on a cat, and check the age and weight minimum on the specific product before applying.
- Where is Vet's Best cheapest?
- Prices vary by retailer and by product size, and this page shows no live deals right now. Compare the per-ounce cost of the spray bottles against the spot-on count, since the larger sizes usually cost less per treatment.
- What is Vet's Best return policy?
- Returns are handled by the store you buy from, not by Vet's Best, so the window and conditions depend on that retailer. Keep the receipt and packaging until you know the product suits your dog.