Medium Dog

Using this on my pocket pit and also my hound mix. They are both roughly 42-45 lbs.. For my pit, he has VERY short hair, so it would be very easy to see if there were anything on him. The hound is a bit tougher because of his fur. That being said, we're in the 2nd application for both and I don't see any fleas, no scratching, and no ticks. They also don't have any irritation which is great as I always worry about that stuff. It's a little greasier than the other more expensive stuff, but seems to fade away within a day or two.

Saves money with not getting from your vet

Stay away from this product - it doesn't work at all. I bought it because it had the same active ingredients as the OnGuard I was using from chewy.com, and it was cheaper. My dog, Biscuit, used OnGuard for 6 months and had no fleas. The Apex Plus arrived on July 3rd, but I didn't apply it until July 10th, in keeping with his treatment schedule. Less than 30 days after applying it, we have had 2 separate flea infestations on him. I have had to buy expensive immediate flea treatment pills and spray my house, not to mention the irritation and itching for Biscuit. And since it arrived July 3rd and I already used some of the product, I cannot request a refund through Amazon, and I highly doubt the manufacturer will compensate me for the purchase of this defective product. Now I am paranoid that the OnGuard won't work anymore either, so I have to find a new (and probably more expensive) brand. For the sake of your dog (and your bank account, don't buy Apex Plus.

Effective and good price

I have two dogs weighing about the same. The one dog male (Beagle/Cattle Dog Mix) with thicker hair and that does not roll in the grass it works great. The other dog female (Lab/Aussie) with shorter hair less dense who loves to roll and lay in the grass it did not work well. Due to the price I will continue to use for the Boy dog.

Worked really well. Didn't make my dog sick.

After a few days my dog has become tick free

All went well.