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hogsnbeer
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 Posted: Mon Sep 22, 2008 9:17 pm Post subject: frontline vs bio spot |
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| We live in pennsylvania which has cold weather 6 m0nths a year....we are thinking of useing the new bio spot flea med for the winter instead of frontline because it is much cheaper? will it work as well ???? has anyone used the product and had any luck with it??? |
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larryskip
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| Posted: Thu Oct 09, 2008 7:22 am Post subject: Don,t Do It! |
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Bio Spot Sux. We tried it and got taken over with fleas! Spent over $100 for the house and yard battle to save a few bucks. Stick with Frontline Plus!
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hector
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Location: Carrollton, TX
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| To be honest, I found Biospot to be very affective for my yard but the flea med that I put on my lab hurt him pretty bad... He began losing his hair, he wouldn't eat and when he did he just threw it up shortly after. According to his vet Biospot had too my chemical in it for Duke to handle. I've never tried out Frontline Plus but Revolution is working pretty well... I guess anything is better than Biospot (well not just anything) |
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