If a cat is having side effects to Frontline Plus, when it leaves her system will the side effects go away?

Question

in response to my previous question regarding how the cat walks with her back end to the left.

Answer 1

It should eventually flush out of her system, but this may take time maybe even a couple of months. Make sure you give her lots of clean fresh water. You could always use some all natural ways to prevent fleas, such as adding fresh garlic, garlic powder or garlic supplements to her food. Most animals seem to like the taste and biting insects don't like the secreations created by the body after eating garlic. Basicly like the vapire effect lol, you don't want your body biten and your blood sucked eat lots of garlic and feed your pets it trust me they love it my cat goes nuts for it. It really does work try it. Another thing you could try is saving the peeling from oranges and freeze them until you feel you have enough then boil them in some water not to much you want it somewhat concentrated. Remove the orange peel then pour the orange peel water into a spray bottle and spray it on your pets fur be sure to avoid the eyes. I hope I've helped you a little and that you try some of my suggestions. Good Luck!

Answer 2

never heard of that, but you can call frontline and ask. my guess, being a survivor of an all out flea assault that i thought i would have to burn the house down is, fleas do not like humans, for every bite you got, cat got 100. cat is worn out and is enjoying some much needed rest.

Answer 3

My cat had a bad reaction to the frontline and she didnt get better for two weeks. I cant use any flea stuff on her at all except revolution. Its the only one that does not make her violently ill.

Answer 4

It depends on if she's suffering from toxic shock or not. She may have to visit the vet for a system flush.

One of my cats is allergic to all flea preventatives...

Answer 5

Call the vet with the symptoms. They may want to see her just to rule out neurological problems.