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Old 05-06-2011, 12:51 PM
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De-fleaing

just picked up my cats 22 month old baby now full grown cat from someone who took her off me at 10 weeks.

she has been very stressed and has scabs on her neck apparently from bob martin flea treament and collar.

she has fleas, can i give her frontline or not? dont know when she was last treated.
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Re: De-fleaing

oh no sounds like she had a reaction to nasty bob martin could you not call the people you collected her from and ask when she last had flea treatment? To be honest I would be inclined to do it anyway
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Old 05-06-2011, 06:33 PM
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Re: De-fleaing

hi I have done it. I phoned a cat shelter and they said, as long as its not been front lined recently its ok to do it. so ive done it she seems fine, bless her just got her in the kids play house at moment, trying to get her back to using her litter tray and keeping her away from my other cats. taking her to the vets tomorrow to see if shes well enough to be spayed.
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