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LisaL

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11. There are lots of flea treatments that you can put on the back of cat's neck.

Reply to Siwsan (Original post)

Sat Jul 27, 2024, 08:48 PM

Jul 2024

Your vet should definitely be able to sell you one of those. You can also apply them to the back of cat's neck once a month as a preventative measure. I used several on my two cats.

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My kidcat sons just got pill popped with Capstar. They are dazed and confused [View all] Siwsan Jul 2024 OP

Rock Bluff cat lady - Mom to 40 spayed and neutered farm cat children rockbluff botanist Jul 2024 #1

I'll try that Siwsan Jul 2024 #4

I'm having issues with worm meds for Freddie the feral one JMCKUSICK Jul 2024 #2

CBD oil can be added to food... 2naSalit Jul 2024 #3

You know, it's definitely worth a try. Siwsan Jul 2024 #5

Can you get her in a cat carrier? bamagal62 Jul 2024 #6

Unlikely Siwsan Jul 2024 #8

I feed meds in a goop called Churu catrose Jul 2024 #7

I'll look for that! Thanks! Siwsan Jul 2024 #9

A couple of years ago, to prepare for my move to Illinois, sinkingfeeling Jul 2024 #10

There are lots of flea treatments that you can put on the back of cat's neck. LisaL Jul 2024 #11

Could a compounding pharmacy offer tuna flavored meds? EverHopeful Jul 2024 #12

getting them when they are happy helps. last female a never pill girl. the vet couldn't even open her mouth. pansypoo53219 Jul 2024 #13