With summer officially starting next month, we're more than ready for warm weather so we can hit the trails for both our runs and hikes. And while we love it when we can take our pup with us, we do worry about ticks out on the trails, especially during this time of year. But thanks to Amazon and Frontline Plus, Health & Injuries.
Today, Amazon is offering as much as 70 percent off for its The Best Prime Day Running Headphone Deals 2024. The Best October Prime Day Running Shoe Deals 2024 pet cameras and automatic feeders to Cyber Monday Shokz OpenRun Pro Deal 2024, beds, Shoes & Gear, Races - Places are 20-43 percent off.
You'll notice there are a lot of options for dogs especially, but the one you choose depends on what size your dog is. So, if you have a small dog, you might go for this one that's 43 percent off; if you have a medium dog, this one that's 35 percent off might be more appropriate; whereas if you have a large dog, this one at 37 percent off is probably best suited. And even though all those discounts are different, the sale price is the same across the board at under $30 for a set of three doses (though you can also get packs with six or eight doses for a little over $53 and just over $65, respectively). Each dose is effective at taking out ticks, fleas, and even chewing lice for about a month, and can be applied right onto your dog's skin.
So enjoy taking your dog out on the trails with you this spring and summer but make sure you're armed with flea and tick protection beforehand, especially while Frontline Plus products are at a serious discount.
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Micki Wagner is a commerce editor for Hearst’s Enthusiast Group, where she is constantly on the lookout for exciting new products, great sales and deals, and fun gifts. Her work can also be found on Saveur and Worth. When she’s not writing about the latest and greatest products, you can find her checking out new restaurants, spending way too much time shopping online, and binging Parks and Recreation…yet again.
