You don't have to put the full dose on the kitty to get some results. I
also use program on some of my cats that I cannot put a topical on.
Foster and Smith carries Program and you can order it online. I go to
their outlet store in Rhinelander, WI and get it for a reduced price
when some packages are damaged. I wouldn't do advantage multi...very
strong. But I have used Revolution and Frontline in the past with good
results. I also vacuum with regular table salt and/or baking soda on the
carpets...kills the luittle buggers cause their eggs dry up. Just apply
a little salt/baking soda, wait 30 minutes and vacuum. Carolyn
On Tue, Nov 26, 2013 at 2:49 PM, Tracey Shrout wrote:
I use program suspension, and have used it for many years with
excellent
results. They do not make it here in the US anymore, it comes from the
UK,
and I get it from amazon. It is one of the least toxic flea
treatments
available, and that's why I use it. It's a creamy substance that you
mix
in their food. I have 6 cats, and they eat it willingly...no
problems.
I've heard they shut down the plant here in the US because of
cleanliness.
I would never put a topical on a felv+ cat. Be sure to change bedding
daily or at least every other day and vacuum like crazy. You could
also
look into the food grade diatomaceous earth...it takes some time and
effort
to work though. Good luck...Tracey
On Tue, Nov 26, 2013 at 2:26 PM, Michelle B <[email protected]>
wrote:
I am having a crazy hard time keeping fleas off of my FeLV foster. I
do
flea comb at least once a day and keep everything very clean but they
won't
go away. I hate the thought of putting a topical on her because her
nodes
are huge and her immune sytem is already compromised but I know these
fleas
are no good either. I have no idea how they can still be on her
because I
have been so aggressive.
Has anyone researched topicals for + cats? Like are there any that
are
'safer' than others? I was thinking of trying Revolution on
her....that way
it it will keep away fleas, ticks, earmites, etc. Thoughts? She is 7
months
old and healthy considering.
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