Will it interact with flea treatments?
1949174
The first time I applied this treatment I was also using Frontline. I saw no adverse reaction from my 6lb. Maltese. Since then I haven't used any other treatments, over 12 mos. I have found this to be most effective by itself with no need for other flea treatments
1949175
I use this along with regular flea treatments and its fine. This bath is so great you just spray it on there fur you do not need to wet them down rub in and rinse off and your kitty will smell so great!
1457676
Not sure. It DID NOT work to keep fleas away.To me it was inexpensive, but it was useless.
896343
I don't know. I bought this and it did not work for fleas. I gave it to my inside cats and it made the litter box reek. I guess because of the garlic.
1227751
I'd imagine that if you can see the fleas this should kill them on contact. I needed it for carpet. Fleas kept cycling. This the only thing that works.
911159
if fleas have hard shell, it might. BUT u would have to put too thick of a layer to make sure ALL the area is covered. Since they jump as opposed to crawl, i am leaning to "NO". Sorry. Old wives tales - fleas like saucer of beer.
576749
The way it works is that it is absorbed into the skin and into the bloodstream. Then when the flea bites the animal it ingests the meddecib which makes it sterile and kills it. It isn't like a repellent that scares them away - so yes it needs to be mostly on the skin so it can be absorbed. Try two people- one to hold the animal and one to apply. Base of head where it meets neck is good because hard to reach by cat. Hope that helps! Good luck!
1411556
this thing works magic with small fleas on cats ...my guess is it would work great but have not tried it.
314346
Unfortunately it does not. I agree with dots its geared specifically for fleas.
1128891
From what I understand, it's not a remedy for fleas but rather a non hypoallergenic without a smell that attracts fleas. You need an additional treatment for the fleas. I have used the shampoo 3 times and it is helpful but not a solution. Good luck.Mike
2230102
Alan,Since I'm not an entomologist, I couldn't say with any certainty how it would affect bird mites, but it took care of my flea problem very nicely. I would contact Vet-Kem, Siphotrol's manufacturer, for that information. Also, your local veterinarian may have some ideas.Respectfully,Scott S.
1865602
not unless you have a flea infestation in your house. Are you being bitten? If not, then no, just treat the dog.
842747
It will kill fleas but be aware you can not spray carpet or furniture. You can also use this to spray your yard.
655489
I bought it to ward off mice, and it definitely works for that. I don't have a problem with fleas, though, so I wouldn't know. Sorry.
414321
I've never heard of someone using it on a cat but I don't see how it could hurt. The name of the product is even listed as PET shampoo on my page. There is no medication in the shampoo. If it was a flea shampoo I would say absolutely no. Hope it works out for you. This is the best shampoo I've found.
556809
Yes. It's pricey at first but it states that it works for 8 months before replacement. When figured out between the monthly flea medicine I find it cheaper. It's worked wonders for my cats and the flea infestation I had. I'm on month 3. I love this product.
1279814
I bought this along with Rosemary. I mixed the 2 oils together and put a few drops on my outside cat, for the fighting of fleas. So far there was no sign that this bothered his skin. and I have not seen any fleas on him either. Didn't use a lot because he is a outside cat he wouldn't let me spray him so this worked best for me that he just thought i was petting him. So I would say, try it either way- for what you are using it fo,r and see which works best for you.
831291
I can't say it does have not had any problems with fleas. I used on hat boxes and clothing storage to discourage moths.