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Getting rid of bloody fleas!

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LittlePocket · 08/09/2013 13:21

I'm at the end of my teather with them. Puss is teaming with them (not had her long). I've brought flea stuff directly from the vets twice (spray and spot on) and she's still crawling. I've washed my rugs, bedding and used spray across the house to rid them.

I took her in as a rescue in the street (she's a kitten). Skin and bone she was and completely covered in them.

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kylesmybaby · 08/09/2013 13:25

Please use advantage. You don't need prescription. It's £9.85 for 4 months supply. Frontline never worked for us and we had to get pest control in. Never seen one again since using advantage. The website is something like pet fleas.com. Let me know if you can't find it and I will dig paperwork out. It's amazing stuff. Xx

LittlePocket · 08/09/2013 13:27

Thanks Kyle will go in search of that and have a look :)

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issey6cats · 08/09/2013 19:43

meanwhile you could get a flea comb from a pet shop, have a bowl of water with washing up liquid in it comb and as the comb catches fleas put into the bowl, the washing up liquid stops them breathing, not brilliant but will get rid of any fleas you see in her fur and stop them living to lay more eggs, do this each day and flea load should reduce till you get some advantage

kylesmybaby · 08/09/2013 20:26

I can't recommend it enough. I have three cats, one being the mum and she's long haired so I've suffered terribly. The day I brought advantage i have never even seen another one. I kept reading about it and was amazed to find it so cheaply. Less than half the price I paid for frontline. Let me know if you can't find the website.

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