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My cats have them. £41 to buy decent treatment for meows and house. £41 sodding quid, three squirts things and spray bomb things for the house. Horrified. Good job they're loved other wise I'd consider evicting them! |
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Pound World, literally just got back from shop, £1 for two large dog treatments and they're made by Bob Martins, I checked.
Like most products we buy, the cheaper version is probably exactly the same as the more expensive one from the same factory production line.
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"Pound World, literally just got back from shop, £1 for two large dog treatments and they're made by Bob Martins, I checked.
Like most products we buy, the cheaper version is probably exactly the same as the more expensive one from the same factory production line.
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I've found Bob Martin stuff to be rubbish. Same goes for flea collars.
Let us know how you get on. |
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The bomb things for the house are rubbish, they don't kill the fleas and all the eggs so they just come back. The best stuff is a spray treatment, I buy indorex or staykill brand. For treating the cats I buy effipro spot on treatment which is better than frontline and cheaper. I get everything online from medic animal (just google it, I can't share a link). The household stuff costs a tenner for a large can enough to do the whole house 3 or 4 times, the spot on treatment is 8 quid for 4 pipettes. |
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"Pound World, literally just got back from shop, £1 for two large dog treatments and they're made by Bob Martins, I checked.
Like most products we buy, the cheaper version is probably exactly the same as the more expensive one from the same factory production line.
I've found Bob Martin stuff to be rubbish. Same goes for flea collars.
Let us know how you get on. "
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"Pound World, literally just got back from shop, £1 for two large dog treatments and they're made by Bob Martins, I checked.
Like most products we buy, the cheaper version is probably exactly the same as the more expensive one from the same factory production line.
I've found Bob Martin stuff to be rubbish. Same goes for flea collars.
Let us know how you get on. "
Bob martin is ineffective and I'm sure I read somewhere it can cause health problems for the pets.  |
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"Pound World, literally just got back from shop, £1 for two large dog treatments and they're made by Bob Martins, I checked.
Like most products we buy, the cheaper version is probably exactly the same as the more expensive one from the same factory production line.
I've found Bob Martin stuff to be rubbish. Same goes for flea collars.
Let us know how you get on. "
Bob Martin is rubbish, it doesn't work. Plus if a dog flea treatment is used on a cat it can be very harmful, even fatal. Dog fleas are a different species to cat fleas and the insecticide can kill cats.
It is interesting to know that dog fleas cannot survive on cats but cat fleas can live perfectly happily on dogs! |
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"My cats have them. £41 to buy decent treatment for meows and house. £41 sodding quid, three squirts things and spray bomb things for the house. Horrified. Good job they're loved other wise I'd consider evicting them! "
That's why you pay your taxes so that can pay a massive premium on things you need and that need replacing
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Right don't shoot me here
Truth is you can treat your cat and dog all you want ,they will not go away just by doing your pets
You have to do the whole house ,car etc ....indorex from your vets will spray your whole house for under£20 ...you will still have to sort your pets as well but indirect is what you really need to work alongside it |
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"Pound World, literally just got back from shop, £1 for two large dog treatments and they're made by Bob Martins, I checked.
Like most products we buy, the cheaper version is probably exactly the same as the more expensive one from the same factory production line.
I've found Bob Martin stuff to be rubbish. Same goes for flea collars.
Let us know how you get on.
Bob Martin is rubbish, it doesn't work. Plus if a dog flea treatment is used on a cat it can be very harmful, even fatal. Dog fleas are a different species to cat fleas and the insecticide can kill cats.
It is interesting to know that dog fleas cannot survive on cats but cat fleas can live perfectly happily on dogs!"
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"Pound World, literally just got back from shop, £1 for two large dog treatments and they're made by Bob Martins, I checked.
Like most products we buy, the cheaper version is probably exactly the same as the more expensive one from the same factory production line.
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Incorrect bob martins stuff is total rubbish i am an ex PDSA animal care assistant so know what i am talking about |
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"Pound World, literally just got back from shop, £1 for two large dog treatments and they're made by Bob Martins, I checked.
Like most products we buy, the cheaper version is probably exactly the same as the more expensive one from the same factory production line.
I've found Bob Martin stuff to be rubbish. Same goes for flea collars.
Let us know how you get on. "
They've been treated cheaply and it don't work.  |
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"Pound World, literally just got back from shop, £1 for two large dog treatments and they're made by Bob Martins, I checked.
Like most products we buy, the cheaper version is probably exactly the same as the more expensive one from the same factory production line.
I've found Bob Martin stuff to be rubbish. Same goes for flea collars.
Let us know how you get on. "
I read that this can be aweful for some cats |
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"Pound World, literally just got back from shop, £1 for two large dog treatments and they're made by Bob Martins, I checked.
Like most products we buy, the cheaper version is probably exactly the same as the more expensive one from the same factory production line.
I've found Bob Martin stuff to be rubbish. Same goes for flea collars.
Let us know how you get on.
I read that this can be aweful for some cats "
Bob Martin stuff is horrendous. We used collars on our previous cats and it stripped their skin of fur and caused severe reactions akin to burns. |
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My mum has lung disease so I can't use the sprays so I went on the Internet to see if I could use alternative remedies. It said to use salt. So I bought loads of cheap tubs of salt from the supermarket and covered every carpet in the house and soft furnishings. Left overnight, hoovered the next day and did the trick. It kills the fleas but also hardens the shells of the eggs embedded in the carpets etc. I now do this once a week. I didn't think it would work but it did. I think it costs me £2 a week. Also I treat my cats with advantage once a month. |
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"My mum has lung disease so I can't use the sprays so I went on the Internet to see if I could use alternative remedies. It said to use salt. So I bought loads of cheap tubs of salt from the supermarket and covered every carpet in the house and soft furnishings. Left overnight, hoovered the next day and did the trick. It kills the fleas but also hardens the shells of the eggs embedded in the carpets etc. I now do this once a week. I didn't think it would work but it did. I think it costs me £2 a week. Also I treat my cats with advantage once a month."
108£ a year plus costs of some advantage, is someone adding this up?
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"Indorex house spray is the best, order from pets at home or the internet, cats should then be done with advocate, bit pricy but works well"
Can't remember what house spray I've got now but I can tell you it cost £14! |
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"My mum has lung disease so I can't use the sprays so I went on the Internet to see if I could use alternative remedies. It said to use salt. So I bought loads of cheap tubs of salt from the supermarket and covered every carpet in the house and soft furnishings. Left overnight, hoovered the next day and did the trick. It kills the fleas but also hardens the shells of the eggs embedded in the carpets etc. I now do this once a week. I didn't think it would work but it did. I think it costs me £2 a week. Also I treat my cats with advantage once a month. 108£ a year plus costs of some advantage, is someone adding this up?"
I don't care how much my five cats cost me a year
They are my fur babies and I love them all unconditionally |
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Op I feel your pain.
Despite regularly treating with spot on we seem to be fighting a battle with the little beasts at the moment.
We keep spraying the house as well as treating the cats but a few weeks later they're back.
I'm considering buying some diatomaceous earth to try sprinkling on the floors then hoovering.
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"My mum has lung disease so I can't use the sprays so I went on the Internet to see if I could use alternative remedies. It said to use salt. So I bought loads of cheap tubs of salt from the supermarket and covered every carpet in the house and soft furnishings. Left overnight, hoovered the next day and did the trick. It kills the fleas but also hardens the shells of the eggs embedded in the carpets etc. I now do this once a week. I didn't think it would work but it did. I think it costs me £2 a week. Also I treat my cats with advantage once a month. 108£ a year plus costs of some advantage, is someone adding this up?"
This is something any responsible pet owner takes into consideration when taking on a new pet. I don't really get what point you're trying to make? |
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"My mum has lung disease so I can't use the sprays so I went on the Internet to see if I could use alternative remedies. It said to use salt. So I bought loads of cheap tubs of salt from the supermarket and covered every carpet in the house and soft furnishings. Left overnight, hoovered the next day and did the trick. It kills the fleas but also hardens the shells of the eggs embedded in the carpets etc. I now do this once a week. I didn't think it would work but it did. I think it costs me £2 a week. Also I treat my cats with advantage once a month. 108£ a year plus costs of some advantage, is someone adding this up?
This is something any responsible pet owner takes into consideration when taking on a new pet. I don't really get what point you're trying to make? "
Is someone adding it up to find the cheapest formula? Apparently an offencive point I'm trying to make on a lady and her cat. Sometimes I just feel like I have to be offensive apparently. |
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"My mum has lung disease so I can't use the sprays so I went on the Internet to see if I could use alternative remedies. It said to use salt. So I bought loads of cheap tubs of salt from the supermarket and covered every carpet in the house and soft furnishings. Left overnight, hoovered the next day and did the trick. It kills the fleas but also hardens the shells of the eggs embedded in the carpets etc. I now do this once a week. I didn't think it would work but it did. I think it costs me £2 a week. Also I treat my cats with advantage once a month. 108£ a year plus costs of some advantage, is someone adding this up?
This is something any responsible pet owner takes into consideration when taking on a new pet. I don't really get what point you're trying to make? Is someone adding it up to find the cheapest formula? Apparently an offencive point I'm trying to make on a lady and her cat. Sometimes I just feel like I have to be offensive apparently."
People are well aware of how much animals cost to keep. When you want something effective for flea control the money isn't an issue. |
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"My mum has lung disease so I can't use the sprays so I went on the Internet to see if I could use alternative remedies. It said to use salt. So I bought loads of cheap tubs of salt from the supermarket and covered every carpet in the house and soft furnishings. Left overnight, hoovered the next day and did the trick. It kills the fleas but also hardens the shells of the eggs embedded in the carpets etc. I now do this once a week. I didn't think it would work but it did. I think it costs me £2 a week. Also I treat my cats with advantage once a month. 108£ a year plus costs of some advantage, is someone adding this up?
This is something any responsible pet owner takes into consideration when taking on a new pet. I don't really get what point you're trying to make? Is someone adding it up to find the cheapest formula? Apparently an offencive point I'm trying to make on a lady and her cat. Sometimes I just feel like I have to be offensive apparently."
The cheapest formula isn't necessarily the best so it's a pointless exercise totting up the expenses. We do it because we love our pets. |
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"My mum has lung disease so I can't use the sprays so I went on the Internet to see if I could use alternative remedies. It said to use salt. So I bought loads of cheap tubs of salt from the supermarket and covered every carpet in the house and soft furnishings. Left overnight, hoovered the next day and did the trick. It kills the fleas but also hardens the shells of the eggs embedded in the carpets etc. I now do this once a week. I didn't think it would work but it did. I think it costs me £2 a week. Also I treat my cats with advantage once a month. 108£ a year plus costs of some advantage, is someone adding this up?
This is something any responsible pet owner takes into consideration when taking on a new pet. I don't really get what point you're trying to make? Is someone adding it up to find the cheapest formula? Apparently an offencive point I'm trying to make on a lady and her cat. Sometimes I just feel like I have to be offensive apparently.
People are well aware of how much animals cost to keep. When you want something effective for flea control the money isn't an issue."
The op clearly stated the cost stuck in her throat. I have 3 big flea free dogs, good day. |
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Years ago there was a flea epidemic, so I took my cat to the vet. It cost me £52 for the check up, house spray, a spray for the cat and stuff you put in the cat's food to make the fleas infertile. I can't remember what it was called but it worked. After a while the areas where my cat goes would be rid of fleas too, the vet said. |
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"Pound World, literally just got back from shop, £1 for two large dog treatments and they're made by Bob Martins, I checked.
Like most products we buy, the cheaper version is probably exactly the same as the more expensive one from the same factory production line.
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nope they just reduce and don't kill actual infestations.
Op yup i feel your pain. |
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"My mum has lung disease so I can't use the sprays so I went on the Internet to see if I could use alternative remedies. It said to use salt. So I bought loads of cheap tubs of salt from the supermarket and covered every carpet in the house and soft furnishings. Left overnight, hoovered the next day and did the trick. It kills the fleas but also hardens the shells of the eggs embedded in the carpets etc. I now do this once a week. I didn't think it would work but it did. I think it costs me £2 a week. Also I treat my cats with advantage once a month. 108£ a year plus costs of some advantage, is someone adding this up?
This is something any responsible pet owner takes into consideration when taking on a new pet. I don't really get what point you're trying to make? Is someone adding it up to find the cheapest formula? Apparently an offencive point I'm trying to make on a lady and her cat. Sometimes I just feel like I have to be offensive apparently.
People are well aware of how much animals cost to keep. When you want something effective for flea control the money isn't an issue. The op clearly stated the cost stuck in her throat. I have 3 big flea free dogs, good day."
It's a lot of money for anyone to pay for flea treatment, which hurts anyone paying it out, bur we pay it, and have a silent cry at bedtime. |
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"My mum has lung disease so I can't use the sprays so I went on the Internet to see if I could use alternative remedies. It said to use salt. So I bought loads of cheap tubs of salt from the supermarket and covered every carpet in the house and soft furnishings. Left overnight, hoovered the next day and did the trick. It kills the fleas but also hardens the shells of the eggs embedded in the carpets etc. I now do this once a week. I didn't think it would work but it did. I think it costs me £2 a week. Also I treat my cats with advantage once a month. 108£ a year plus costs of some advantage, is someone adding this up?
This is something any responsible pet owner takes into consideration when taking on a new pet. I don't really get what point you're trying to make? Is someone adding it up to find the cheapest formula? Apparently an offencive point I'm trying to make on a lady and her cat. Sometimes I just feel like I have to be offensive apparently.
People are well aware of how much animals cost to keep. When you want something effective for flea control the money isn't an issue. The op clearly stated the cost stuck in her throat. I have 3 big flea free dogs, good day.
It's a lot of money for anyone to pay for flea treatment, which hurts anyone paying it out, bur we pay it, and have a silent cry at bedtime. "
Jesus I didn't mean to start arguments about a bloody moan. Yes is it stuck in my throat but as I stated I love the furry buggers so I'd pay time and time again like anyone else. No need for quibbles and nastiness,it was a silly moan blog as at a wild guess this time of year other pet owners are having the same issues and all feel the same about there furry friends as I do! |
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"Apparently fleas have now built a tolerance to frontline. I've moved mine onto prinovox which is also a wormer, its very effective very quickly."
Where do you get this from please
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"Apparently fleas have now built a tolerance to frontline. I've moved mine onto prinovox which is also a wormer, its very effective very quickly.
Where do you get this from please
Thanku "
We were told this by our vet 3 or 4 years ago |
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"My mum has lung disease so I can't use the sprays so I went on the Internet to see if I could use alternative remedies. It said to use salt. So I bought loads of cheap tubs of salt from the supermarket and covered every carpet in the house and soft furnishings. Left overnight, hoovered the next day and did the trick. It kills the fleas but also hardens the shells of the eggs embedded in the carpets etc. I now do this once a week. I didn't think it would work but it did. I think it costs me £2 a week. Also I treat my cats with advantage once a month. 108£ a year plus costs of some advantage, is someone adding this up?
This is something any responsible pet owner takes into consideration when taking on a new pet. I don't really get what point you're trying to make? Is someone adding it up to find the cheapest formula? Apparently an offencive point I'm trying to make on a lady and her cat. Sometimes I just feel like I have to be offensive apparently.
People are well aware of how much animals cost to keep. When you want something effective for flea control the money isn't an issue. The op clearly stated the cost stuck in her throat. I have 3 big flea free dogs, good day.
It's a lot of money for anyone to pay for flea treatment, which hurts anyone paying it out, bur we pay it, and have a silent cry at bedtime. "
I'm not the op. |
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"My mum has lung disease so I can't use the sprays so I went on the Internet to see if I could use alternative remedies. It said to use salt. So I bought loads of cheap tubs of salt from the supermarket and covered every carpet in the house and soft furnishings. Left overnight, hoovered the next day and did the trick. It kills the fleas but also hardens the shells of the eggs embedded in the carpets etc. I now do this once a week. I didn't think it would work but it did. I think it costs me £2 a week. Also I treat my cats with advantage once a month. 108£ a year plus costs of some advantage, is someone adding this up?
This is something any responsible pet owner takes into consideration when taking on a new pet. I don't really get what point you're trying to make? Is someone adding it up to find the cheapest formula? Apparently an offencive point I'm trying to make on a lady and her cat. Sometimes I just feel like I have to be offensive apparently.
People are well aware of how much animals cost to keep. When you want something effective for flea control the money isn't an issue. The op clearly stated the cost stuck in her throat. I have 3 big flea free dogs, good day.
It's a lot of money for anyone to pay for flea treatment, which hurts anyone paying it out, bur we pay it, and have a silent cry at bedtime. I'm not the op."
I know.
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"Apparently fleas have now built a tolerance to frontline. I've moved mine onto prinovox which is also a wormer, its very effective very quickly.
Where do you get this from please
Thanku "
Only available from the vet I think x |
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I get flea guard from holland and Barrett for my dogs. Can't be used for cats too
It's non chemical.
For a cat 1/2 half a tablet a day works out 5p a day. |
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over a year ago
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"Pound World, literally just got back from shop, £1 for two large dog treatments and they're made by Bob Martins, I checked.
Like most products we buy, the cheaper version is probably exactly the same as the more expensive one from the same factory production line.
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No it`s not!! We`ve wasted so much on Bob Martins stuff and it`s mostly useless! The spray of powders merely curb the fleas for a few days then they`re back again. Frontline works, yes, expensive but it does work! Don`t forget a decent carpet spray too!
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"I get flea guard from holland and Barrett for my dogs. Can't be used for cats too
It's non chemical.
For a cat 1/2 half a tablet a day works out 5p a day. "
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"I get flea guard from holland and Barrett for my dogs. Can't be used for cats too
It's non chemical.
For a cat 1/2 half a tablet a day works out 5p a day.
Oh I'm going to go look at these "
I always get them when they do the penny sale. 2nd item a penny. |
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"I get flea guard from holland and Barrett for my dogs. Can't be used for cats too
It's non chemical.
For a cat 1/2 half a tablet a day works out 5p a day.
Oh I'm going to go look at these
I always get them when they do the penny sale. 2nd item a penny. "
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"My mum has lung disease so I can't use the sprays so I went on the Internet to see if I could use alternative remedies. It said to use salt. So I bought loads of cheap tubs of salt from the supermarket and covered every carpet in the house and soft furnishings. Left overnight, hoovered the next day and did the trick. It kills the fleas but also hardens the shells of the eggs embedded in the carpets etc. I now do this once a week. I didn't think it would work but it did. I think it costs me £2 a week. Also I treat my cats with advantage once a month. 108£ a year plus costs of some advantage, is someone adding this up?
This is something any responsible pet owner takes into consideration when taking on a new pet. I don't really get what point you're trying to make? Is someone adding it up to find the cheapest formula? Apparently an offencive point I'm trying to make on a lady and her cat. Sometimes I just feel like I have to be offensive apparently.
People are well aware of how much animals cost to keep. When you want something effective for flea control the money isn't an issue. The op clearly stated the cost stuck in her throat. I have 3 big flea free dogs, good day.
It's a lot of money for anyone to pay for flea treatment, which hurts anyone paying it out, bur we pay it, and have a silent cry at bedtime. I'm not the op.
I know.
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So you know flea treatment and costs and crying are all irrelevant to me as for me applying my flea treatment is like taking a shit I do it without thinking, as I have had dogs since I was a baby |
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over a year ago
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"My cats have them. £41 to buy decent treatment for meows and house. £41 sodding quid, three squirts things and spray bomb things for the house. Horrified. Good job they're loved other wise I'd consider evicting them! "
We rehomed a rescue dog a few months back and she's cost us a fortune already.
She's bonkers and a right pickle but she's well worth the expense.  We wouldn't be without her now.
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"Apparently fleas have now built a tolerance to frontline. I've moved mine onto prinovox which is also a wormer, its very effective very quickly."
yeah our cats and dogs are on something different. Its worth it though but we pay £10 a month for each pet and it covers them for all flea and worming.. vaccinations and 2 check ups a year too x
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"Front line is the best ive found "
my vets advise against it now and when i was using it I was finding my cats still got fleas.. on another one now. Similar price cant remember the name but begins with a x
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"Front line is the best ive found my vets advise against it now and when i was using it I was finding my cats still got fleas.. on another one now. Similar price cant remember the name but begins with a x "
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"Front line is the best ive found my vets advise against it now and when i was using it I was finding my cats still got fleas.. on another one now. Similar price cant remember the name but begins with a x
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"The bomb things for the house are rubbish, they don't kill the fleas and all the eggs so they just come back. The best stuff is a spray treatment, I buy indorex or staykill brand. For treating the cats I buy effipro spot on treatment which is better than frontline and cheaper. I get everything online from medic animal (just google it, I can't share a link). The household stuff costs a tenner for a large can enough to do the whole house 3 or 4 times, the spot on treatment is 8 quid for 4 pipettes. "
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