Posted: Sun Sep 28, 2008 10:24 am Post subject: wormers and flea tratments
Hello everyone,
sorry, haven't been on here for a little while, been just a tad busy.
I was wondering if anyone could could give advice as to where to buy wormers and flea treatments (kittens and cats), at competetive prices, I have aquired quite a few extra little furry freinds and advice would be appreciated.
Hi Christine, The little blighters are about this year.
My vet said they are getting resistant to Frontline and its taking longer to kill then. Quiet a few people have had the same problem, We cant exactly blame the hot weather can we!!!
Hannah uses Frontline Combo at her vets and now they also use Advocat, Which i have never used.
I do have a link for 6 piplets of Frontline for £15.00, I`ll dig the link out and send to you. Hope it helps.
I second that. Frontline hasnt worked at all for me this year. I have had to resort to trying out different products, and im still trying to find one thats as good as what frontline use to be. At the moment the one thing i have found to be good is oral tablets.
There seems to have been an outburst of fleas this year, which is so odd as its not even been hot!!!
Im usless at finding stuff at competitive prices, so i just ask Gail and she sends me the links.
Hope the links help Christine. _________________ Harriet Gledstone
I think that I must be lucky as we haven't had any problems
with fleas or worms though I do still treat my kittens & cats
as a preventative measure (twice a year), one never knows
when the little blighters will appear especially when you show
your cats or have people visiting that have pets!!!
I use Frontline Spot On (the spray for the kittens before they
leave home) & Milbemax wormers. I buy online, you don't need
a prescription for the ordinary Frontline but will need a prescription
from your vet for the milbemax.
Posted: Tue Sep 30, 2008 10:42 pm Post subject: wormers and flea treatments
Thank you all very much for the advice and links, (also the private emails I have received with information), it is very much appreciated.
When I started reading your replies on the forum I was a little confused, then I went back and read my original thread and started laughing, I then realised what a plonker I am, when I said a had inherited quite a few furry friends it sounds like I have a flea infestation, I do appologise, I never was any good at writing down what I actually mean, what I am trying to say by having "extra furry friends", is the fact that I have 12 extra kittens, these have come to me from Geoff Moss at Happiness ragdolls (Geoff has now passed away), this is why I need reasonably priced products.
You can all join me and have a good giggle now, honestly what a dipstick I am.
You all take care now.
I think we can all be like that from time to time, but i dont blame you as you cant have much time to think with all those cute kittens running around.
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