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It could be that because the flea reproduces so quickly, that they have adapted to to the active ingredient in Frontline and are becoming immune - guess that happens with all pesticides eventually. They're survivors genetically speaking. I wish they wouldn't survive in my house and I bet you wish the same! Please let us know what your vet recommends sgw1988. |
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i will do! so i just combed them through and only one flea came out??? i managed to do one better than the other because she seemed to like it but surely there should be more than 1? |
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I think the mites can *just* about be seen by the naked eye but they don't look like fleas. What you would see is the droppings/irritation etc inside the ear. Just mention it to your vet and they can easily check with their ear scope thingy. I seem to remember when Fizz had them, one of the flea spot ons that was also a wormer, treated ear mites as well. The program tablets/injection would also be given by your vet so they are the best people to advise anyway Hope you get it sorted |
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just dropped them off for their op didnt want to leave my babies vet said she will give them a full check up so if they do have anything she'll hopefuly fine the little ******s!!! |
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picked them up from the vet op went fine! one with a collar on and one not. vet said they couldnt see any fleas, mites etc :S i dont understand, maybe the frontline is just killing them off??? bought indorex done the whole flat so fingers crossed!! |
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