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Old 17-01-2009, 02:48 PM
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flea treatment

Millie is due for her next dose of frontline,we had a great deal of trouble getting the drops onto her skin last time, she didnt wriggle its her fur, its so thick and have trouble just seeing the skin, any hints would be welcome
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Re: flea treatment

I spray a little bit of water, a mist spray rather than a squirt, and then just dragged a comb down his coat to create a parting. The parting stayed in place because of the spray. That's on a long haired dog, not sure if that would work on a dog with short hair.

Great stuff Frontline, we never had a problem with fleas until one year we tried one of the more natural products on the market. The dogs both got fleas and we had a heck of a job getting rid. We have all wooden floors and the eggs fall into the cracks between the planks. The dogs just kept on getting re-invested. It has been Frontline ever since.

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