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6. And now the vets in my area are recommending NexGuard. It's supposed to do everything Revolution

Reply to HeartsCanHope (Reply #5)

Sun Jul 7, 2024, 09:54 PM

Jul 2024

Plus does, but it also treats tapeworm, which our outdoor kitties sometimes get from eating varmints. I got some for my 2 indoor/outdoor cats and it is icky. It comes in a prefilled syringe that needs to be squirted on bare skin at the base of the neck (where they can't lick.) It drips and is too much liquid to be quickly absorbed by a cat. I think I will just stick with Revolution +. It works. If I see tapeworm cysts, I'll give the cats something for that.

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The baking soda 'distribution' has definitely made an impact on the flea population. [View all] Siwsan Jul 2024 OP

The pills only kill live fleas and do MotownPgh Jul 2024 #1

I was trying to remember the name of that!! Siwsan Jul 2024 #2

All hail our fierce Warrior Queen, Siwsan the Mighty! niyad Jul 2024 #3

Years ago when my cats had fleas Freddie Jul 2024 #4

Don't you love baking soda! So many uses. HeartsCanHope Jul 2024 #5

And now the vets in my area are recommending NexGuard. It's supposed to do everything Revolution japple Jul 2024 #6

Just An Extra Tip ProfessorGAC Jul 2024 #7

Thanks!! Siwsan Jul 2024 #8