fleas
#15
You have to be careful with the front line ,if you read the fine print the dog can not have a bath 3 days before or after the application. I used frontline for years didn't seem to help my hound much. I swiched to comfortis ,it is wonderful for the hound but the bulldog throws it up :(
I started today adding cider vinegar to the water, they drank it fine, I read it somewhere that it works, I sure hope so .
I started today adding cider vinegar to the water, they drank it fine, I read it somewhere that it works, I sure hope so .
#16
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Originally Posted by DebsShelties
Regular Dawn dish soap is a great flea killer, it is gentle on the skin of young puppies and kittens.
This is the original blue Dawn.
This is the original blue Dawn.
#17
I'm a cat lady but I have found that Advantage Flea control is wonderfulllll!! It kills fleas on the animal & U see no more in the house. It can be found online a lot cheaper than buying in pet store.
Hope this helps....
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Hope this helps....
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#19
My dog throws up from frontline also. Plus when you bath him he can't be treated for two or three days after having a bath. I just purchased the line that Wal Mart carries. Its cheaper so they say we shall see if it works.
#20
Originally Posted by sew_southern
Our vet recommended Comfortis, a pill you give them with food once a month for flea control. We've just started it a few days ago and already notice less scratching.
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