The ideal way to use flea control is to prevent fleas from biting your pet and becoming a problem. You and your veterinarian should discuss the best flea prevention for your pet. If your pet has a severe skin reaction to flea saliva, which is a condition called Fleabite Allergic Dermatitis, then the doctor will recommend year-round treatment with a topical monthly flea control. See similar questions...

Regular cleaning, particularly with a vacuum cleaner, will help prevent the build up of infestation by removing eggs and larvae from floors,furniture and where pets sleep. See similar questions...

It's a really good idea. Since we live in California so near the coast, the weather is perfect for breeding fleas like crazy. Our weather is nice and warm, with lots of moisture all year 'round too, so fleas do not die out in the wintertime here as they would in colder climates. There might be less fleas in the winter, but they are still there plaguing your poor dog. See similar questions...

I am trying to see if the DE works on my dogs because they are in a 2 acre fenced in area and are rarely out of the fence in summer (due to tick season) of if the DE really works or is it just that I am paranoid and don't take them in the woods/pastures during tick season. Some of my friends who use Advantix or Frontline have multiple ticks....but their dogs are loose, running in the woods, etc. See similar questions...

It is recommended that Scratchex Stripe-On be applied monthly. If you live in an area where ticks and mosquitoes may also potentially be biting your dog, Scratchex® Dog Stripe-On® Flea and Tick Control may be reapplied as often as once every three weeks for maximum protection, or after shampooing your dog. See similar questions...

Scratchex® Dog Stripe-On® Flea and Tick Control should only be used on puppies older than 12 weeks of age. See similar questions...

Fleas. They make pets' lives miserable, and humans begin to itch just at the thought of them. Vets are often asked what pill, drop, dip, collar, or shampoo works the best to get rid of these persistent parasites. The answer is that there is no single method or insecticide that will completely eradicate (or at least control) a flea problem. The flea life cycle is fairly complex, and understanding the various stages will make it easier to get rid of them. See similar questions...

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Spot Ons and Collars provide long-lasting, continuous protection with one easy application. Zodiac Spot Ons protect for up to one month, with a four month supply in each package. Every Zodiac Collar provides several months of control. These products are recommended for long-term maintenance and protection, and they are Step 2 of Zodiac's 3 Step Program. See similar questions...

There are a variety of products available, however, it is always best to buy something from your veterinarian. Many OTC products, are hard on an animal's liver and kidneys. See similar questions...

There are no specific contraindications for using FRONTLINE® SPOT ON with other medications and there are no known interactions with other medicines. However, it is recommended to wait at least 24 hours between applications. See similar questions...

Yes, Scratchex® Dog Stripe-On® Flea and Tick Control may be used any time of the year that your dog needs protection from fleas, ticks, or mosquitoes. Applying Scratchex® Dog Stripe-On® Flea and Tick Control to your dog in late winter is an excellent way to prevent fleas from infesting your house in the spring. See similar questions...

NO! Unlike dogs, cats do not tolerate high concentrations of permethrin. Do not treat cats or animals other than dogs with Scratchex® Dog Stripe-On® Flea and Tick Control for Dogs. Unlike natural pyrethrins and some insect growth regulators, permethrin and Nylar® exhibit good photostability and are only minimally affected by sunlight. See similar questions...

Scratchex® Dog Stripe-On® Flea and Tick Control should not be used on sick, aged, medicated, pregnant, or nursing dogs without consulting a veterinarian. See similar questions...

NO! Unlike dogs, cats do not tolerate high concentrations of permethrin. Do not treat cats or animals other than dogs with Bio Spot Flea & Tick Control for Dogs. Unlike natural pyrethrins and some insect growth regulators, permethrin and Nylar exhibit good photostability and are only minimally affected by sunlight. See similar questions...

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There are no known interactions between FRONTLINE Brand Products and any other flea- and tick-control products. However, it is recommended to wait at least 24 hours between applications. See similar questions...

Program® Flea Control (tablets and oral paste) Given once monthly by mouth, Program® stops female fleas from producing live eggs. Program® can effectively reduce flea numbers in the environment and works best in animals maintained in tightly controlled areas (like houses and enclosed yards) with minimal opportunity for exposure to other animals who might bring in "fresh" flea populations. Spot on" controllers. See similar questions...