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How do you Flee Fleas?

4/2/2016

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I'm the person who soaks my skin in Deet because mosquitoes eat me alive. Yes, I've tried Skin so Soft and citronella, lemongrass and eucalyptus oils. Mosquitoes backstroke in that mess as they collectively steal a pint.

I'm a hypocrite, sort of. I won't use chemicals on my yard. I believe if worms would rather wriggle out of the soil and writhe in a horrible death on a scorching, summer sidewalk, then it can't be good for the planet.

 I don't use poison on vermin, nor will I use a live-catch trap. (You don't want to know about the time I didn't check on one for weeks.) I prefer a snap trap for a quick death.

​ All of that is to say; I will gladly use chemicals to keep fleas off my four dogs and off of me. 

I've had a flea-infested house before. It took months of chemicals to get rid of those buggers. I even tossed out my pepper for a time, just because it caused flashbacks to that nightmare. 

What product do you like the best? Oh, it must also repel, kill or scare the bejesus out of ticks.​






4 Comments
Peter Corriveau
4/27/2016 10:24:53 pm

Virbac Knockout E.S. Flea/Tick Spray. Not sold in stores. You can purchase it on-line from sites such as Amazon, and pet product websites.

A vet recommended it to me because I have two indoor cats that will not let me put flea medication on them. The other indoor cats I could put the medication right on them.

Virbac acts as a passive flea/tick killer as you spray it on furniture, rugs, their bedding, etc. Safe on upholstery and carpeting. The chemicals on their bedding and such came in contact with the cats fur. And any fleas who jumped from the cat got nailed after landing on the bedding. Any eggs that hatch get killed too.

I also have a number of cats who live in my garage, especially during winter months. I spray it on their bedding too. Seems to cut down on their fleas and scratching.

It is effective for up to seven months as long as you don't wash where you sprayed it. If I wash, I respray.

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Peter Corriveau
4/27/2016 10:25:00 pm

Virbac Knockout E.S. Flea/Tick Spray. Not sold in stores. You can purchase it on-line from sites such as Amazon, and pet product websites.

A vet recommended it to me because I have two indoor cats that will not let me put flea medication on them. The other indoor cats I could put the medication right on them.

Virbac acts as a passive flea/tick killer as you spray it on furniture, rugs, their bedding, etc. Safe on upholstery and carpeting. The chemicals on their bedding and such came in contact with the cats fur. And any fleas who jumped from the cat got nailed after landing on the bedding. Any eggs that hatch get killed too.

I also have a number of cats who live in my garage, especially during winter months. I spray it on their bedding too. Seems to cut down on their fleas and scratching.

It is effective for up to seven months as long as you don't wash where you sprayed it. If I wash, I respray.

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Peter Corriveau
4/27/2016 10:25:14 pm

Virbac Knockout E.S. Flea/Tick Spray. Not sold in stores. You can purchase it on-line from sites such as Amazon, and pet product websites.

A vet recommended it to me because I have two indoor cats that will not let me put flea medication on them. The other indoor cats I could put the medication right on them.

Virbac acts as a passive flea/tick killer as you spray it on furniture, rugs, their bedding, etc. Safe on upholstery and carpeting. The chemicals on their bedding and such came in contact with the cats fur. And any fleas who jumped from the cat got nailed after landing on the bedding. Any eggs that hatch get killed too.

I also have a number of cats who live in my garage, especially during winter months. I spray it on their bedding too. Seems to cut down on their fleas and scratching.

It is effective for up to seven months as long as you don't wash where you sprayed it. If I wash, I respray.

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Peter Corriveau link
4/27/2016 10:25:33 pm

Virbac Knockout E.S. Flea/Tick Spray. Not sold in stores. You can purchase it on-line from sites such as Amazon, and pet product websites.

A vet recommended it to me because I have two indoor cats that will not let me put flea medication on them. The other indoor cats I could put the medication right on them.

Virbac acts as a passive flea/tick killer as you spray it on furniture, rugs, their bedding, etc. Safe on upholstery and carpeting. The chemicals on their bedding and such came in contact with the cats fur. And any fleas who jumped from the cat got nailed after landing on the bedding. Any eggs that hatch get killed too.

I also have a number of cats who live in my garage, especially during winter months. I spray it on their bedding too. Seems to cut down on their fleas and scratching.

It is effective for up to seven months as long as you don't wash where you sprayed it. If I wash, I respray.

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