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> >Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Capstar/Nytenpyram
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> >With 8 cats, the most I have had at one time, it is too expensive. I now
> >use catnip and other mints planted in the yard. The cats love it and roll
> >around in it, have no f
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>Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Capstar/Nytenpyram
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>With 8 cats, the most I have had at one time, it is too expensive. I now use
>catnip and other mints planted in the yard. The cats love it and roll around
>in it, have no fleas. In the winter, I break off pieces fo
ntier.com, felvtalk Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Capstar/Nytenpyram
We have been using Advantage monthly (big dog tube, divided up) and not much success. Every time I take a cat in the vet will say "too many fleas" and apply Revolution. That seems to work better but at $18 a pop I cannot afford it.
With 8 cats, the most I have had at one time, it is too expensive. I now use
catnip and other mints planted in the yard. The cats love it and roll around
in it, have no fleas. In the winter, I break off pieces for them to play with
and eat.
Kelley S wrote:
> We have been using Advanta
We have been using Advantage monthly (big dog tube, divided up) and not
much success. Every time I take a cat in the vet will say "too many fleas"
and apply Revolution. That seems to work better but at $18 a pop I cannot
afford it. So I actually am going to Seresto collars. I have read of some
Nytenpyram is excellent stuff. Much less expensive than Capstar. My
daughter has 27 rescued cats and she also buys it from Little City
Dogs.
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I never have a severe flea problem as I vacuum every day, use
Advantage 2, have flea traps in every toom, and use flea combs.
Lorrie
On 09-28, Margo wro
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