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i put frontline one my first dog on the 23rd and the lady said that she bathed him in flea shampoo so they should be dieing but there not
but I also brought Frontline For him and i dont see anymore moving so could the fleas get to my other dog?
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What customers say about I have a dog and i just bought one and it caught fleas should it be with my other one??
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take them to the vet to see why the fleas aren’t dying
Sometimes it takes a while for it to work.
Keep doing the shampooing, they should eventually all die, and then bomb your house. If this doesn’t work, call your vet and see about getting the dog a flea dip.
Why don’t you put frontline on your new dog? Just call a vet tomorrow and make sure it wont hurt with the recent flea bath.
flea shampoo doesnt actually kill them unless its from a vet. Your other dog will indedd get fleas if it is not treated with frontline topically. This new one needs frontline as well. If they ingest just one flea, it turns into a tape worm. (looks like a little grain of rice coming out the behind- very gross)
Its a viscious cycle but you have to treat the new dog as well topically.
You are going to need to treat BOTH dogs, your family, any other pets, and your entire house for fleas.
Fleas spread like wildfire. Good luck.
Fleas travel not only from dog to dog but from dog to person to dog .. and from dog to carpet to bed to clothing to person to dog. Fleas, crafty little creatures.