Liz Buchanan BVSc MRCVS
Keymaster
Hello - please go to your vets for a consultation. Every year, people waste thousands of pounds on flea treatments - often from pet-shops and pharmacies with very official-looking packaging - that are never going to work in their particular situation. If anything, this only serves to make fleas more resistant to the chemicals. Usually, a multi-modal campaign is required that involves 1) hoovering all the carpets, changing bedding, doormats, treating the house and 2) treating all the pets at once with a product that will work, at the correct dose and 3) either choosing chemicals that will last long enough, or reapplying them. This is usually expensive to get wrong, so a veterinary or nursing appointment, which asssesses your particular household circumtances, will the best way to get on top of this unpleasant situation. It may be worth explaining to the receptionist that you need to be seen as soon as possible. Don't be worried about telling them - most people working at a vets have accidently let their cover slip and had a flea outbreak at home at some point.
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