NJ Quilter

I totally agree as well. You need to treat EVERYTHING (pet, home, yard) simultaneously multiple times before you get those nasty pests gone. It's really painful. Another recommendation - after you vacuum and empty the contents outside, use a flea repellant spray on your vacuum cleaner. The fleas will live in the dust/dirt left in the vacuum as well.

GrandmaPeggy

We use Frontline Plus for dogs, monthly. So far, it works. Puppy came with fleas, two months ago. Put the Frontline on, and within a few hours, they were gone and no more itching. That is the good news. The bad news is that it is VERY PRICEY!!! It was cheapest at our local Target. It came in a 3 dose package, so it runs about $20 per month, but worth every penny, if we have no fleas on puppy or in house/yard. Our winter was so mild, it did not kill any bugs or pests, so we will continue this treatment, as long as it works. Good luck!!!

jennifer winters

yes wash the dog with it/

jennifer winters

we have used dawn for years now and its really the only thing we have found that worked.we have made the light s and pie pan flea and dawn in it at night, they work too. watch how much vinagar you give the dog because we had one that stop drinking and then we had to get himto drs. so they could get fluids in him. just be careful of the vinagar. sticker tape works too. mothballs and cedar chips in bedding helps too.

susiequilt

Something to try to save money is to buy the Frontline/Advantage in the largest dog weight possible.
I get the one for dogs 89-132 lbs and can get 3 or 4 doses from one little container/vial for my 22 lb dog so can get a year out of the box.
I had a small syringe that I could suck up 1 cc/ml dose but if you know a diabetic you could get a syringe from them.
Suck it up with the needle on then take off the needle and put the med on the dog.
Saves a bundle!
Each vial contains 4 ml/cc.
For dog 11-22lb use .67 ml/cc
23-44 use 1.34 ml/cc
45-88 use 2.68 ml/cc
89/132 use 4.02 cc or the whole thing.
just round it off.
HTH