> Does anyone know how long the flea drops normally take to completely
> get rid of the little s**ts. We tried using a flea comb but he
> dosent like it and fidgets like made when we try to use it.
I'm not sure exactly how long it takes, but I do know that, when it works,
it works *extremely* well. Give it a bit more time, and, in the meantime,
treating the carpet and places the cats frequent is a good idea. Actually,
you don't even need a flea collar with the Frontline, but if you're
concerned, I suppose it's better to be safe than sorry. It's actually
better to treat both cats at the same time, though the Frontline not only
kills fleas but makes them sterile and stops the life cycle, so you might
actually notice your other cat being rid of them as well. We used it four
years ago, and our cats go outdoors, and we've only just now noticed a few
again when we've combed them. So, like I said, though I don't know exactly
how long it takes, it's good stuff, and should do the trick and get rid of
the little bloodsuckers. :)
All the Best,
Ann
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Your best bet would be to get a prescription from the vet and treat all your
cats for a couple of months.

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