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When a pet is seen scratching regularly, flea infestation can often be
the cause. This sign can sometimes be more noticeable in dogs than cats, who are usually more discreet in displaying a flea problem. A flea problem can be confirmed in several ways: Don't forget your home & yard! Using either of these products for several months will eventually rid your pet and home of fleas (because of the timing of the flea life cycle), but you probably don't want to wait that long! A better way to battle a flea infestation is to treat your house and/or yard at the same time you treat your pet. Using
sprays such as Siphotrol Plus II, treat areas where your pet spends a
lot of time (bedding, furniture, under that favorite tree) as well as
carpets, rugs, drapes, under furniture, etc. Do
this at the same time as treating your pet with one of those topical
flea killers and you'll be well on your way to wiping out your flea
infestation!
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