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MadrasT

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14. No, and my vets recommend *against* it.

Reply to MerryBlooms (Original post)

Fri Nov 16, 2012, 08:39 AM

Nov 2012

No reason to put chemicals on indoor cats who aren't exposed.

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Advice needed-- indoor cats [View all] MerryBlooms Nov 2012 OP

no glinda Nov 2012 #1

We live on the second floor and our guys are not exposed to any MerryBlooms Nov 2012 #2

No..I don't know that I'd feel safe.. Upton Nov 2012 #3

Neither of these cats have ever had a flea- MerryBlooms Nov 2012 #4

Find a new Vet. glinda Nov 2012 #5

Yes get a new vet--this is just silly. ginnyinWI Nov 2012 #6

Thanks for the info-- very helpful. MerryBlooms Nov 2012 #9

I have an indoor cat Curmudgeoness Nov 2012 #7

As you and others have stated, it's probably time for a new vet. MerryBlooms Nov 2012 #10

My precious Cookie is an indoor cat and avebury Nov 2012 #8

Continued good health and happiness to your precious Cookie and you. MerryBlooms Nov 2012 #11

Thank you for asking that question. PotatoChip Nov 2012 #12

Yes. ceile Nov 2012 #13

No, and my vets recommend *against* it. MadrasT Nov 2012 #14

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