atlfootr
06-09-2010, 09:43 AM
FYI, case you haven't heard ...
There's a newer flea treatment on the market that has FDA approval, must be prescribe to you by your vet.
After using both the K9 ADVANTIX and Heartgard, I bought some the other day for my dog because here in Florida fleas are a major issue. No matter how often you wash your dog and have the yard professional sprayed and treated they still seem to stay around.
Within 30 minutes after I gave him a Comfortis chew tablet, I kid you not fleas were dropping stone cold dead.
I have owned dogs my whole life and I have to say, "This stuff is fantastic, better than the other products there IMO".
As with any drug there's always side affects, read the label before administrating and ask your vet questions if uncertain wither this is flea product is the right one to use for your dog.
It's NOT CHEAP, 60 -120lbs dogs 6 Month supply runs $80
Anyone else using this, besides me?
There's a newer flea treatment on the market that has FDA approval, must be prescribe to you by your vet.
After using both the K9 ADVANTIX and Heartgard, I bought some the other day for my dog because here in Florida fleas are a major issue. No matter how often you wash your dog and have the yard professional sprayed and treated they still seem to stay around.
Within 30 minutes after I gave him a Comfortis chew tablet, I kid you not fleas were dropping stone cold dead.
I have owned dogs my whole life and I have to say, "This stuff is fantastic, better than the other products there IMO".
As with any drug there's always side affects, read the label before administrating and ask your vet questions if uncertain wither this is flea product is the right one to use for your dog.
It's NOT CHEAP, 60 -120lbs dogs 6 Month supply runs $80
Anyone else using this, besides me?