Exactly - good, glad to know I wasn't
mistaken all these years :)
Krishttp://www.spazstory.zoomshare.com
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Ashleigh
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Sent: Sunday, June 04, 2006 4:55 PM
Subject: Re: fleas, Frontline and
d, there is an infestation that needs attention ASAP.Krishttp://www.spazstory.zoomshare.com- Original Message - From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>To:
Sent: Friday, June 02, 2006 12:45 AMSubject: Re: fleas, Frontline and FeLV>I would treat them all if they have been exposed to the dog which is
ent: Friday, June 02, 2006 12:50 AM
Subject: Re: fleas, Frontline and FeLV (Pam)
Pam, using Revolution and Frontline together (even if not dosed at the
same time) is
going to overdose your pets, and could kill them. I think your vet is
wrong to advise
this schedule. You shouldn't use one unt
ntion ASAP.
Kris
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I would treat them all if they have been exposed to the dog which is known
to have
fleas. Frontline is
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Date: Friday, June 2, 2006 3:25 pm
Subject: Re: fleas, Frontline and FeLV
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
>
> Program, a pill that is a flea birth control hormone, seems to work
> well,
> and I feel like it is safer than the chemical topical applicat
Hi Michelle,
Just reread your post and see that's what you said. I think a fleas
life span is only about 6 weeks.
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True, but somehow it seems to control the flea populations sufficiently
that way so the fleas disappear. I am not sure why. I think maybe the adults, by
the time they bite, don't live much longer.
Michelle
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PS. Program only kills the eggs not the actual fleas though. Here is
some info on it:
http://www.marvistavet.com/html/body_program.html
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I use program and so does my sister, although I use the liquid and
put it in their food. We have not had any problems. There is also an
injection also that some vets carry, I think it's suppose to last about
6 months, never tried it though.
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Belinda
happiness is being owned by cats ...
Program, a pill that is a flea birth control hormone, seems to work well,
and I feel like it is safer than the chemical topical applications (not sure if
that is true or not). I don't use it with mine, but I don't use anything
for fleas at this point. If they get them, I would use that befo
As long there is a dog in the home and it goes outside there will be fleas around.
If it isn't treated for fleas the fleas are going to jump on the kitty. Then you know for obvious reasons.
Us humans can carry fleas into our homes as well.
Especially when around a lot of sand and dirt.
In a
HI Phaewryn,
My mom did have to do some digging around in her fur to find the flea
dirt. Mattie is a shih tzu with long, long hair. My dad checked
Mattie over and never found fleas. Very strange. I read just
yesterday that if we had gotten a sample of the flea dirt, we could
have put it o
Pam, using Revolution and Frontline together (even if not dosed at the same
time) is
going to overdose your pets, and could kill them. I think your vet is wrong to
advise
this schedule. You shouldn't use one until the other has completely worn off (no
coverage over-lap allowed). I called 1-800-pe
I would treat them all if they have been exposed to the dog which is known to
have
fleas. Frontline is a good choice. I would NOT use Revolution in a immune
compromised
cat. I assume by black nits you mean the black flecks you see in/on the coat,
also
sometimes called "flea dirt". It's actually
Lance,
I just wanted to let you know that I never use the full amount of
Advantage that they recommend. When the fleas are at their worst, I
just use a dab of the stuff and only re-apply if I see a flea on
someone, (not just automatically every month). I do usually dose
everyone in the house
Oh well. We just treated Ember. I decided to take the plunge, after
reading some things about the Frontline and Advantage on the web. It
actually ended up being Advantage that we have, so that's what Ember
got a dose of. Hopefully this will give her protection while we sort
out whether or n
ith Frontline.
You might want to talk to your vet about a similar regimen.
Pam
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From: "Lance" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Tuesday, May 30, 2006 4:35 PM
Subject: fleas, Frontline and FeLV
> One of our dogs has the tell-tale little black "nits&quo
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 s
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