Hi!
I foster cats and kittens for a rescue organization and brought a kitten home the day it was spayed, treated for fleas and worms, etc. I put her in my bathroom and the next morning noticed she had fleas. I used a flea comb and some dawn dish soap and vacuuming the bathroom several times. Some of the fleas were still jumping but they were all falling off of her. I put something under the door (the things you use to keep the draft out) so help prevent them from going out. I have 5 indoor only cats who are NOT treated for fleas since they don't go out. Some are under 9 pounds, some are over. It is going to cost me like $90 to treat them all since they only sell a box of 4 of the flea meds and I need to boxes bc of weight. Do you all think I definitely need to treat them?
I foster cats and kittens for a rescue organization and brought a kitten home the day it was spayed, treated for fleas and worms, etc. I put her in my bathroom and the next morning noticed she had fleas. I used a flea comb and some dawn dish soap and vacuuming the bathroom several times. Some of the fleas were still jumping but they were all falling off of her. I put something under the door (the things you use to keep the draft out) so help prevent them from going out. I have 5 indoor only cats who are NOT treated for fleas since they don't go out. Some are under 9 pounds, some are over. It is going to cost me like $90 to treat them all since they only sell a box of 4 of the flea meds and I need to boxes bc of weight. Do you all think I definitely need to treat them?