[shatcher]

I just had this conversation with my pest control guy last week. If you give the cat Advantage flea treatment, any fleas that jump on him will die after biting him. If you flea bomb the house and get rid of the cat, in two weeks you will have a another round of fleas that have hatched and no way to kill them other than another round of flea bombing. If you keep the cat, and keep it on Advantage, you might not even notice the next couple of rounds of fleas. If you get rid of the cat, your problem will last much longer and your house will require many rounds of flea treatment.

[BelleAl]

I agree with you. Use the cat as your flea bomb with Advantage, etc... This has worked great for us in the past. As fleas bite her, they will die.

Getting rid of your cat will make it worse. You’ll become the next host animal.

[who knows what evil?]

I just had this conversation with my pest control guy last week. If you give the cat Advantage flea treatment, any fleas that jump on him will die after biting him. If you flea bomb the house and get rid of the cat, in two weeks you will have a another round of fleas that have hatched and no way to kill them other than another round of flea bombing. If you keep the cat, and keep it on Advantage, you might not even notice the next couple of rounds of fleas. If you get rid of the cat, your problem will last much longer and your house will require many rounds of flea treatment.

Exactly. Our SIX cats are treated with Advantage...no fleas ever here in soviet Red Hampshire; a state overrun with blood-sucking parasites of all kinds.