(21-11-2021, 11:52 PM)SarrissUK Wrote:(21-11-2021, 09:20 PM)Veggie Wrote: JJB, can you ask their vet for some proper flea treatment - I don't think some of the off the shelf stuff is very good - if that's what they're using.
Sarris has a few cats - maybe she can recommend something?
I can - it's something I was constantly having to battle with at the old house, as there were so much of the little things outside. The best instant stuff is Capstar - a tablet that you give them and the fleas die within an hour or two. Then top up with spot on stuff - Advantage has worked really well for us for quite some time now, but it's good to change around.
Vets can give injections too, which are very effective, but I've not personally tried that.
For floors and material - hoover daily if not more, and spray with Indorex, daily. Materials - clothes etc, was any that have been in touch with fleas.
HOOVERING DAILY!!! You all know my feelings about house work, that's torture Thanks Sarriss, I'll look for some indorex. I'm not sure the elderlies are capable of hoovering properly or dosing the cat with a tablet, but I'll mention it , over the phone . I'm not going in there til it's flea free. Their inabilities hamper the solutions available. For us I'm investigating smoke bombs, nuke the b*****rds
Gardening is an excuse not to do housework
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