I would treat with both. I asked my vet about this just last week as I've been using Revolution regularly on all my cats, but I asked him about whether it adequately protected my Gus (who nearly died from hemobart in 2004) from ticks. I was very surprised when he told me that Revolution does nothing to repel ticks. But Frontline does. So after talking to him, I am continuing the Revolutoin for all the cats because of its anti-flea & anti-parasite (worms) effectivelness. I 'll dose everyone on the first of the month & then in the middle of the month I will dose Gus with Frontline. You might want to talk to your vet about a similar regimen.
Pam ----- Original Message ----- From: "Lance" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May 30, 2006 4:35 PM Subject: fleas, Frontline and FeLV > One of our dogs has the tell-tale little black "nits" in the fur on > her neck that indicate fleas are incoming. We're going to treat her > tomorrow with Frontline. My father is convinced that none of the > other animals should be treated if they "don't have fleas." > > My Ember is FeLV+, and while she is generally isolated from the other > animals, the one dog who has the "nits" is occasionally in the room > adjoining ours with my mom, so that the two have space that overlaps. > I worry about the possibility of Hemobartanella. Ember is four years > old and currently asymptomatic. Should I treat her with Frontline, > just in case she's had exposure? >
