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JkHg.28272$u1.26333@trnddc05: "longshot"whittled the following words: what kind of treatment works the best, I have been using everything I can find & still cant get rid of them! any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks multipronged approach. Treat the area with an area spray. Treat the yard with a yard spray. Treat the dog with K9- Advantix. continue with regular yard/house/dog treatments, and you will beat this. It takes all three. |
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"diddy" wrote in message ... in thread news:XOkHg.28541$u1.15031@trnddc05: "longshot" whittled the following words: multipronged approach. Treat the area with an area spray. Treat the yard with a yard spray. Treat the dog with K9- Advantix. is this better than frontline? frontline is good too. so is capstar there's a big difference in price isn't there.. I thought one of those was only available from the vet. I have tried a couple, I forget which type though |
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"diddy" wrote in message ... in thread news:XOkHg.28541$u1.15031@trnddc05: "longshot" whittled the following words: multipronged approach. Treat the area with an area spray. Treat the yard with a yard spray. Treat the dog with K9- Advantix. is this better than frontline? frontline is good too. so is capstar. I use frontline. The new Frontline combi, people are saying the effect doesn't last so long , about 3 weeks. have you found that? Alison |
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in thread news:V_kHg.29227$u1.9618@trnddc05: "longshot"
whittled the following words: "diddy" wrote in message ... in thread news:XOkHg.28541$u1.15031@trnddc05: "longshot" whittled the following words: multipronged approach. Treat the area with an area spray. Treat the yard with a yard spray. Treat the dog with K9- Advantix. is this better than frontline? frontline is good too. so is capstar there's a big difference in price isn't there.. I thought one of those was only available from the vet. I have tried a couple, I forget which type though The important part is the multipronged approach. If fleas are in the environment, they keep jumping on the dog. Fleas don't live on a dog.They jump on, bite,jump off. So treating just the dog isn't enough. You must treat the house and yard as well. |
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whittled the following words: "diddy" wrote in message ... in thread news:XOkHg.28541$u1.15031@trnddc05: "longshot" whittled the following words: multipronged approach. Treat the area with an area spray. Treat the yard with a yard spray. Treat the dog with K9- Advantix. is this better than frontline? frontline is good too. so is capstar. I use frontline. The new Frontline combi, people are saying the effect doesn't last so long , about 3 weeks. have you found that? Alison I haven't had issues with fleas for 13 years. This year, I'm teaching my puppy tracking, which means we are in the elements. He's dragging home fleas. He still brings themhome, but they die. Frontline ran out weeks earlier than I expected, and I used k9-advantix, which seems to work longer. The yard and house also get treated, but since he's picking them up in the tracking fields, I'm simply preventing home infestation. |
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fleas. He still brings themhome, but they die. Frontline ran out weeks earlier than I expected, and I used k9-advantix, which seems to work longer. The yard and house also get treated, but since he's picking them up in the tracking fields, I'm simply preventing home infestation. Thanks for the tips! I am going to give advantix a try. Rob |
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longshot wrote: multipronged approach. Treat the area with an area spray. Treat the yard with a yard spray. Treat the dog with K9- Advantix. is this better than frontline? I use K9 Advantix personally, but I don't have flee problems. I have mosquito problems. Never thought anything would attract mosquitos better than me, until I took my dog out near a pond near dusk. I didn't get bit more than three times, and he had over 30 bites in about 15 minutes. Works wonders on mosquitos, and I have found a few dead fleas after training in a field, so it appears to kill them effectively as well. I agree with the three pronged assault method though, anything to kill as many of them as possible wherever your dog is will be more effective than just treating the dog. You have to address the cause of the fleas, which is typically the yard and house if it is a recuring problem, not just one they dragged home from the vet. |
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"longshot" wrote in message news JkHg.28272$u1.26333@trnddc05...what kind of treatment works the best, I have been using everything I can find & still cant get rid of them! any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks -- Rob ======================== I use Frontline Plus. I don't think my dog has ever had a flea. ------------------ |
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