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It is fairly certain that fleas can develop immunity to the insecticide used in preparations - I had the same problem some years ago with dear old Merlin and Frontline, quite a while before my vet practice stopped recommending that preparation and moved to Advantage. My two are still on Advantage and, luckily for me, it still works well. The alternative I believe is Advocate. I found that Pip especially seemed unwell for a couple of days after application so I've gone back to Advantage for both cats. You certainly don't want poor Fifi to continue with being infested - apart from it being horrid for you, it may cause her to get anaemic. I'd ask you vet for advice especially given her medical history. Good Luck! |
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Yes, I do spray the house but never get bitten apart from when I hold Fifi. Her towel and blanket that she sleeps on also get regularly hot washed. |
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