One more question….this time about dog flea and tick product

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Be VERY cautious about using OTC products (I won’t allow my friends/family to use them). They have chemical with far more side effects (including death) than Advantage. Many OTC products use permethrin or their derivatives. The extra money is far worth it.

Dawn (vet tech)

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From: cindy

To: Budget101_@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Mon, 30 Jul 2007 7:34 pm

Subject: Budget101.com : Re: One more question….this time about dog flea and tick product

We don’t have carpet either and we just had to bomb our house, parts

of it twice. I have switched from the two big vet sold products,

because I think that the fleas are developing immunities to them,

they don’t work as well as they used to, at least not for me. I went

to a local pet supply store and bought a spray there- sorry, I don’t

have the name. It was about 8 bucks and works on dogs and cats. My

point is to try something that isn’t being used by everyone else-

kind of a surprise attack.

Cindy S

– In Budget101_@yahoogroups.com, “The Victors” wrote:

>> We are starting to see fleas on the dogs. We don?t have carpet so

they

> don?t many places to hide. Our vet recommended Advantage >

> What does everyone else recommend? I know there are some very

strong

> opinions, especially about the ones sold at Wal-mart so I wanted to

ask

> before I risked my dog?s health to save money.

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> Thank you again for all of your advice!

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> Melissa in Ok

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