Advantage day here too.  I can't smell it, and I've got it on my hands and
can't feel it.  But it does remove paint and acrylic nails so there has to
be something to the furkids reaction.  I can usually get one, but they the
other two head for the hills.

Still better for them that other products for fleas, or than the fleas
themselves that come with their own host of problems.

I do try for other flea control here.  In the summer it is too hot and dry
for them, and soon it will be too cool outside.  But with big outdoor dogs
in the next yards, they will come through after outs.

Jo

That's a good thing to consider. But he seemed to recover from it very
quickly, and has since been acting like nothing is unusual. I really
think he just freaks out at having someone "do something" to him that
he doesn't understand. It's his feral nature coming out, despite his
having been largely domesticated. As you know, he's very easily spooked
even in the best of circumstances. To have me, the person he trusts
the most (which still isn't saying much) come at him with a syringe of
smelly stuff, grab him, and do something weird to the back of his neck,
I think is too much for his anxious nature. Poor boy! :(

How else would I know whether he's allergic to the chemicals? What
other symptoms should I look for? He really doesn't seem uncomfortable
in any way, and hasn't since he got over the terror of having his
human suddenly turn into a monster.

Joyce