We have recently treated our cats for fleas and was given R.I.P flea spray for the home from the vet. Since using the spray I am still seeing fleas around the home, yet the cats have now been treated. How long does it take for fleas to disappear from the home once treated?

All of my cats have developed terrible flea infestations. My male cat was neutered ten days ago, and i’ve read that you can give them baths ater 7 days. When can I give him a flea bath? and when can I put a flea collar on him also?
Don’t tell me to ask my vet, get medication or any of that buisness. Answer what I asked.

I have 2 dogs (25lbs & 80lbs) 6 cats, and 7 kittens I am finding homes for. They all have fleas, and I am looking for an effective, inexpensive flea treatment for them.

Frontline doesn’t work on my bigger dog, and my cats are allergic to flea collars.

I have 2 cats, and we just discovered flea‘s. Baths are very hard (as they are cats). I like Advantage and have used it with other cats, but I’m concerned with the possibiltiy of the cats licking each other.

If I apply it, do I need to keep the cats seperated? If so, how long?

Thank you in advance for your replies.

Our cats have fleas and we’ve tried everything. Are there any real alternatives to Advantage? We have 5 adult kitties and 4 kittens, so advantage is cost-prohibitive. I’m allergic to flea bombs, but I haven’t reacted badly to flea powder, so I could sprinkle that liberally on the floor, if need be. Suggestions, anyone?