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I currently live in florida (enough said)So I've had stryker on frontline and heartgaurd he also gets a flea shampoo bath once a week, but lately we've had stray cats running through the yard and it appears they're bringing more of their little friends
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There's a new one out called Trifexis (sp?). It's Interceptor and Comfortis (monthly flea killer, not flea birth control like what's in Sentinel).
You may also want to have your yard treated by an exterminator (with something animal safe), or buy a bunch of food grade Diatomaceous Earth and apply that to your yard. |
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There's a new one out called Trifexis (sp?). It's Interceptor and Comfortis (monthly flea killer, not flea birth control like what's in Sentinel). I saw the trifexis on petmeds but the reviews were scary all the way from seizures to diarrhea and dogs almost dieing |
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Why are you using flea shampoo and why are you using it once a week? No topical flea and tick preventative will stay on with that kind of washing, especially with such a stripping agent.
FYI, if you buy your frontline from a vet, and document that you've used it consecutively for 3 months, and you still have fleas, Merial will come out (once) and exterminate your home. |
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I live in FL. I spray the yard monthly with Bayer Tree and Shrub spray. Small dogs get Comfortis and big dogs get Advantix. We use Diatamaceous Earth indoors along baseboards and on mattresses, couches, and dog beds. We have no carpet. When using Frontline, we still had fleas. After the first month, I had to reapply after 3 weeks, but after that we've been fine doing it every 4-6 weeks. You need to break the life cycle.
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