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  • Re: Frontline Issues

    [quote user="gradyupmybutt"]So, Janet, if you have a dog that has an allergy to fleas, Frontline is not going to help them? [/quote] Frontline kills on contact. The fleas don't have to bite. I might alternate Frontline Plus and Advantage if I thought the fleas were developing a resistance...
    Posted to General Chat (Forum) by janet_rose on 10-30-2007
    Filed under: fleas, permethrin
  • RE: Natural Flea Remedies?

    [quote user="jessies_mom"]FWIW, I called the number for K9 Advantix and they said the product does not enter the system, only stays on the skin. [/quote] Regardless of the veracity of their statement, a cat can die from licking a K9 Advantix dog. That means that a dog will be consuming some...
    Posted to General Chat (Forum) by janet_rose on 08-17-2007
    Filed under: toxin, K9 Advantix, permethrin
  • RE: Anyone ever used this natural flea/tick prev?

    [quote user="Luvntzus"]I'm going to try Bio Spot . It's really affordable and easy to get since I can just pick it up at Petsmart. It seems like it would be effective. The active ingredients are Permethrin and (S)-Methoprene. Frontline Plus is Fipronil and (S)- Methoprene. Advantix...
    Posted to General Chat (Forum) by janet_rose on 08-05-2007
    Filed under: K9 Advantix, permethrin, Bio Spot
  • RE: Flea and Tick prevention whats best to use?

    I am not comfortable using a chemical that is neurotoxic to mammals as flea control. www.safe2use.com/poisons-pesticides/pesticides/permethrin/cox-report/cox.htm [quote] Permethrin , like all synthetic pyrethroids, is a neurotoxin . Symptoms include tremors, incoordination, elevated body temperature...
    Posted to Everything else & Miscellaneous (Forum) by janet_rose on 04-30-2007
    Filed under: permethrin
  • Re: Frontline Issues

    [quote user="timsdat"]I see that your source cites: COALITION FOR ALTERNATIVES TO PESTICIDES. A little biased maybe??? [/quote] How about a WHO publication?: http://www.inchem.org/documents/pds/pds/pest51_e.htm [quote]2. TOXICOLOGY AND RISKS 2.1 TOXICOLOGY - MAMMALS 2.1.1 Absorption route ...
    Posted to General Chat (Forum) by janet_rose on 10-31-2007
    Filed under: permethrin
  • Re: Frontline Issues

    [quote user="timsdat"]Did you look at the WHO document section 2.1.5 [/quote] Did you notice how short the studies were (3 months, 21 days, 13 weeks)? How many dogs were used and how old were they? Did you notice that they tested only one dog breed? What happens to Basenjis - a breed that cleans...
    Posted to General Chat (Forum) by janet_rose on 11-01-2007
    Filed under: permethrin
  • Re: Frontline Issues

    This is a really scary report! http://www.environmentalhealthnews.org/newscience/2007/2007-0703zhangetal.html [quote] The widely-used synthetic insecticide permethrin dramatically reduces testosterone levels and sperm counts in adult male mice exposed to it for six weeks. Permethrin causes reproductive...
    Posted to General Chat (Forum) by janet_rose on 11-01-2007
    Filed under: permethrin, permethrin - sperm counts
  • Re: Frontline Issues

    [quote user="timsdat"]Just for perspective Janet, are you a anti-pesticides type of person generally? [/quote] Since I regularly recommend Interceptor, Frontline Plus, and Safe-Guard, I would say the answer to that question is "no". I am opposed to unnecessary pesticide use and the...
    Posted to General Chat (Forum) by janet_rose on 11-01-2007
    Filed under: permethrin
  • Re: Ticks!

    [quote user="rexandbaby"]Okay, so if we can't use Frontline Plus, and this new stuff can be harmful? What do we do? [/quote] Fighting fleas & ticks is a four-step process . You avoid the pests you can, repel the pests you can't avoid, kill the pests you can't repel, and remove...
    Posted to General Chat (Forum) by janet_rose on 11-06-2007
    Filed under: permethrin, ticks, Deer Tick Tubes, Garlic Barrier
  • Re: Vectra 3D

    Permethrin is neurotoxic to mammals as well as insects. I don't like using mammal neurotoxins as flea and tick control, but if you choose to use such products, please apply only 1/3 to 1/2 of the product the first time you use it - especially on small dogs. Wait several hours before applying the...
    Posted to General Chat (Forum) by janet_rose on 04-10-2008
    Filed under: permethrin
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