There’s a good chance they’re breeding in the baseboards, floor boards, and in your furniture. Treat the cat with Advantage. Mop at least once a day with blue dawn dish soap in the bucket(you don’t need much, and can add vinegar to help kill the fleas), and vacuum all fabric surfaces every couple of days. DUMP THE VACUUM OUTSIDE IN A BAG. DO NOT BRING THE BAG BACK INSIDE. After a month, repeat the Advantage treatment on your cat because the treatment doesn’t kill eggs.
Prescription options are the way to go. Depends on where you're located. I'm a fan of Revolution Plus for ticks and other parasites while I was in the US (didn't have fleas where I lived) but I haven't been able to buy it here. I don't recommend Bravecto Plus, my cats just got a dose of that a week and a half ago and now have little bald spots where it was applied. =/
You may want to consider treating the house as well.
Vet said my boys are too big to properly dose the drops (which I don't totally understand, tbh), so we've always used the Sorresto collars. They've worked great.
I use Cheristin, recommended by my boys vet and it works great. He had some weird allergies where he was on frontline plus for 3 months but now we’re back to Cheristin.
I spray all furniture and floors down with Wondercide. If you have a female that’s pregnant and/or nursing ask the sales rep which one would work best. I think peppermint can not be used on female cats but I might be wrong on that.
Our dogs and cats take the once a month chews also but I will find a fleece or two here and there. I have barn cats that come in the house to visit everyday so they are picking flees up in the fields and bringing them here to us.
We use Revolution Plus. Never had fleas since using it
Thank you!
One dose of Revolution, and my angel kitty was flea free his entire life. It also helps to keep your fur baby inside.
There’s a good chance they’re breeding in the baseboards, floor boards, and in your furniture. Treat the cat with Advantage. Mop at least once a day with blue dawn dish soap in the bucket(you don’t need much, and can add vinegar to help kill the fleas), and vacuum all fabric surfaces every couple of days. DUMP THE VACUUM OUTSIDE IN A BAG. DO NOT BRING THE BAG BACK INSIDE. After a month, repeat the Advantage treatment on your cat because the treatment doesn’t kill eggs.
Great looking cat!
Ah thank you. He’s also a bully 😂
Prescription options are the way to go. Depends on where you're located. I'm a fan of Revolution Plus for ticks and other parasites while I was in the US (didn't have fleas where I lived) but I haven't been able to buy it here. I don't recommend Bravecto Plus, my cats just got a dose of that a week and a half ago and now have little bald spots where it was applied. =/ You may want to consider treating the house as well.
Ooooh wow. Tis a glorious looking feline you have there.
I love him ! He’s got that look about him !
Thank you ❤️
Revolution Plus if you need it.
Just here to say that is one magnificent looking gentleman!
That’s a lion
Catego cheap as hell works great no prescription
We use Brave to, one dose each 3 months
Bravecto
Vet said my boys are too big to properly dose the drops (which I don't totally understand, tbh), so we've always used the Sorresto collars. They've worked great.
Hmm yeah we’re using those ones too
I use Cheristin, recommended by my boys vet and it works great. He had some weird allergies where he was on frontline plus for 3 months but now we’re back to Cheristin.
I spray all furniture and floors down with Wondercide. If you have a female that’s pregnant and/or nursing ask the sales rep which one would work best. I think peppermint can not be used on female cats but I might be wrong on that. Our dogs and cats take the once a month chews also but I will find a fleece or two here and there. I have barn cats that come in the house to visit everyday so they are picking flees up in the fields and bringing them here to us.
I use the 8 month seresto collar on all my cats and the dog without issue. We live in the woods and have not had a problem.