: Spread the fur..spread it more..then again.
:
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: I'm gonna by one of those AS ADVERTISED ON TV little razor scrapers and gently scrape her
: behind here neck area so I can get Frontline to lie on some damn skin!
> As far as I know you should use Frontline only once in four weeks. Did you
> get the right dose?
>
> Carola
There is an anti-flea shot you can get at some vets'. I can't remember the
name of the stuff--the vet just called it a "Program".
Here, the program shot costs $40, and is supposedly good for six months.
(Frontline, OTOH, costs about $30 for one month.) I had my four given the
"program"--we'll see how effective it is.
Apparently, it doesn't KILL the fleas--it makes the eggs sterile. So the
present generation of fleas will still be there, but in a week or so they'll
have died a natural death--and the eggs they laid will not hatch into new
fleas.
M.C. Mullen - 12 Jul 2005 01:54 GMT
: > As far as I know you should use Frontline only once in four weeks. Did you
: > get the right dose?
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: have died a natural death--and the eggs they laid will not hatch into new
: fleas.
$ 30 seems a lot. This is what I pay for a set of three which have to be
applied once a month.
New they have stuff combined for fleas and ticks. It's called Combo and
works extremely well.
Carola
Ray - 12 Jul 2005 05:00 GMT
> $ 30 seems a lot. This is what I pay for a set of three which have to be
> applied once a month.
> New they have stuff combined for fleas and ticks. It's called Combo and
> works extremely well.
Yes, $30 for a packet of three ampules. And since I'm treating 4 cats,
that's $60 for one month, $360 for six months. Compare with $160 to get the
same number of cats innoculated for that six months--IF the stuff works as
well as the vet claims it does.
M.C. Mullen - 12 Jul 2005 15:35 GMT
: > $ 30 seems a lot. This is what I pay for a set of three which have to be
: > applied once a month.
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: same number of cats innoculated for that six months--IF the stuff works as
: well as the vet claims it does.
It works *really* well, but I only treat twice when needed, mostly in early
summer, and then the one cat who roams is fine again for a long time.
Worming is a different thing. I worm all pets about 3-4 times a year because
they sleep in our beds. (Exception: the Pony! But we don't have one at the
moment).
Carola