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My cat has developed fleas all over her body and need medicine and guidance to overcome the same...!
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Fleas are ectoparasites that can cause dermatitis in dogs and can spread rapidly. Depending on the degree of flea infestation, a Veterinarian might suggest you oral medication and/or topical medication.
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Topical sprays, shampoos etc contains compounds that can be toxic to dogs as well as humans when ingested . Hence it is suggested to use them cautiously
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U can use topical sprays or powders with regular grooming but the best option is by using spot on application ,repeated application every month for 3 months continuously for better results
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First of all change her litter frequently and you can use flea comb . Apply topical treatment like a shampoo, spray. Home remedies Spray your cat's coat with a mixture of water and steeped lavender or chamomile tea. Spray :- tick free ( furball story you can get it online )
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Regular grooming with tick & flea Shampoo, topical medicines like powders, spray and spot on can be used
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Spot on application is the best possible solution which generally gives protection for upto 1 month.
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