Don’t want to put those chemicals like Frontline on my cat. Is there a place online that’s all natural? Good prices? Thanks

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Im think I am going to use Frontline for fleas/ticks and then heartgard for heartworms. Does this seem effective? I live in Oklahoma (USA).
after looking at that website (health pets) I see that the Canine Advantix seems to be most effective, anybody have any experience with it?

We just started noticing a few fleas around the house, yard, and dogs. Could you recommend cheap effective flea control.

A couple nights ago my mom applied a dose of "Sergeant’s Flea Control" onto my cats shoulder blades and not too long after we kept finding her turning her head around, licking it off.

Yesterday morning I woke up to 4 separate spots on my carpet covered in cat puke. She’s noticeably losing weight, and she keeps meowing this horrible meow… the one that sounds like crying (for a cat, at least). Her skin is twitching (though it’s done that in the past), and she just now puked again, only this time it was only a white liquid and nothing else.

My mom and I noticed her acting a bit funny before we even went to buy her flea treatment, and now we’re just confused, and really scared for her.

Not to mention, I just searched for information on this specific flea treatment brand, and people are saying it has really messed up their pets.
I’m really, really worried. Suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.