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Best spray flea medicine for ferals & best place to get advantage?



 
 
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Old December 28th 04, 02:07 AM
anne mcdonough
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Default Best spray flea medicine for ferals & best place to get advantage?

My boyfriend (he is taking care of 4 ferals) & I went to a pet store the
other day & i bought a expensive spray flea med 13.00 for the ferals
who he cant put advantage on. He buys the food & i said i would buy the
flea med . i hate thinking that those little guys have to itch
unnnecesarity .
He can put adavantage on one of the ferals but gees this is going to
break me. I do have a dog that i pay for his needs.
Recommendations for best & cost effective spray & best place to get
advantage
thanks anne

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Old December 28th 04, 05:51 AM
Mary
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. I do have a dog that i pay for his needs.
Recommendations for best & cost effective spray & best place to get
advantage


Use dog sized Advantage then just use the formula for cats. It's online or I'll
mail it to you. If that's too expensive, you can use a type of spray or powder.
Get a foot long piece pvc pipe that is big enough that a cat can crawl through
it. Coat the inside with the spray and powder. Make it so they have to go
through the tube to get to their food. This way they get coated. Spray/powder
that tube once a month. You need to make sure that's the only way they can get
the food. I do this with wild skunks, opossums and squirrels. Otherwise you'll
need to get a hav-a-hart trap, trap them, spray them, give them a treat then
let them out once a month. They get trap savvy pretty quickly. You can also
sometimes just sprinkle flea powder around the food area and hope they step in
it then track it back to where they are sleeping. If you know where they sleep,
put spray and powder in there. Be careful when they start to have babies.
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Old December 28th 04, 08:05 AM
anne mcdonough
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That is what i found on petsmed. com
thanks anne

 




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