Frontline Spray
When Frontline first came out with the spray product with low toxicity and was highly effective against fleas, it
took the cat and dog world by storm. The only disadvantage was that you had to spray (nearly use the whole
bottle with some long haired dogs) it all over the animal and most animals especially cats disliked it immensely.
There was also the fact that you had to avoid contact with the eyes so the muzzle area and parts of the head
were hard to apply the spray to you had to coat your gloved hands with it and apply it manually to those hard to
reach areas. Still, it was remarkably effective in its control of fleas especially important in dogs and cats with
flea allergies.
This has taken a back seat now with the new spot on treatments which are both easy to apply and fuss free. I still like to keep a bottle around to spray the bedding and kennel areas to knock out the adults who have jumped off to lay eggs.
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- Flea washes and flea dust powders
- Flea collars
- Flea spot on treatments like Frontline flea control, Advantage flea control, Advantix flea control, Revolution flea control
- Oral flea medication
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My Cat (18mo female Ragdoll cat) began scratching and licking all the hair until she was bald in many areas.She has these scaly Dark areas . I have a cattery so i have many cats ,The vet cannot find any thing on her to explain what is going on. She dug around her neck area so it was bleeding . we treated it and put a plastic guide around her neck . He gave her Steroids he said would last about 3 weeks It has only been a little over a week and she is scratching again . What can it be and what do I do ? - Click
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