Table of Contents
How Flea Injections Work
Pros
Cons
How to Kill Adult Fleas
Monthly Flea Treatment
Table of Contents
How Flea Injections Work
Pros
Cons
How to Kill Adult Fleas
Monthly Flea Treatment
There are many many options for flea treatment these days, which can be overwhelming as a pet parent to say the least! This article takes a look at flea injections and uncovers the pros and cons of this flea treatment.
Flea injections typically contain insecticides Lufenuron which prevents flea eggs from developing into adult fleas. Administered by a qualified vet, these injections deliver the active ingredients directly into your pet's bloodstream.
Lasting Protection - Once injected, the active ingredients continue to provide protection against fleas for several weeks.
Convenience - Since the injection is administered by a vet, there's no need for you to worry about application methods or dosage calculations.
Doesn't Kill Adult Fleas - the injection will only stop flea eggs turning into adult fleas, if your pet already has fleas, these will not be killed!
Vet Visit Required - Flea injections necessitate a trip to the vets, which may not be suitable for pets with anxiety or travel-related stress.
Expensive - Each injection usually costs around £50-75 (depending on your veterinary practice)
Potential Side Effects - As with any medication, there's a risk of side effects, although they are typically rare and mild.
Itch Spot On Flea Treatment for dogs and Itch Spot On Flea Treatment for cats is a topical treatment which kills all adult fleas on your pet within 24 hours (and kills ticks and lice!). It also halts all other flea life stages and stops them developing into adult fleas - an all round, comprehensive flea treatment!
For full protection against those nasty fleas, it should be applied once a month, all year round - as prevention is always better than a cure! Although we associate fleas with those glorious warmer months, they are still very much present in winter so applying your flea treatment in winter is still just as important!
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Fighting off those fleas doesn’t need to be time consuming or expensive - just a quick monthly dose of Itch Flea Treatment for dogs or Itch Flea Treatment for cats that’s delivered to your door each month and your pets are ready to rumble!
Flea infestations can be a nightmare, but with the right approach, you can take control and rid your pets and home of these bothersome pests. Remember that fleas can be persistent, so patience and regular treatment will be your best friends! By addressing both your pet and their environment, you can ensure a flea-free and comfortable living space for both your furry companion and your family.
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