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I've never had any occasion to use flea bombs but here's a link to them that may give you more information..... http://www.petplanet.co.uk/product.a...61&dept_id=302 |
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Never used flea bombs, I don't know what they are, but I'll have a look at the link now. I prefer frontline spray to the spot on personally. Also do you comb the cats with a flea comb? you can comb the little blighters out, it's quite theraputic! I've seen some pretty gross flea infestations with some of the strays I have in, but with a good spray with frontline, then a comb... Bobs your uncle, so not sure why you can't get rid. Are we talking the odd flea, or do you have a huge problem? I think the odd flea is to be expected, but if there are several. I'm not sure what the answer is. |
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Its not the odd flea but its not a huge infestation. We've seen a couple bouncing around the house. I do pick through and kill any I find on the cats but only with my hands, I shall buy a flea comb today and give that a go though. Thanks |
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