a version of Sanofi's Frontline. Pronyl uses the same active ingredient, Fipronil, but also uses what the company calls Bag-on-Valve technology that allows a continuous and quiet spray from any angle.

All Frontline products for fleas and ticks contain fipronil. Fipronil is a phenylpyrazole antiparasitic agent indicated for the treatment of fleas, ticks, and chewing lice infestations in both ...

Frontline Plus gets it. The chemical cocktail you apply to your furry best friend’s back uses a double tap—fipronil zaps flea and tick nervous systems, and S-methoprene keeps flea eggs from ...

some animals are simply allergic to Fipronil and are unable to tolerate its application. Small pets in particular are at risk of an adverse reaction to Frontline or Frontline Plus due to their size.

The Council of Agriculture on Monday announced a ban on a fipronil spray product from today, following incidents of tainted eggs and bee deaths last month. The council banned the product’s use in ...

Fipronil is an insecticide that - in an ideal world - should never find its way into a chicken coop. But somehow it got mixed in with "Dega 16," a cleaning agent and sanitizer used on many poultry ...