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I just bought some from France.
£29 for 6 months supply (includes postage).
I doubt if any vet in this country could match those prices.
Mine (or rather my kitten's vet) will - free flea check plus general health check once a month, £25.94 for 6mths supply of frontline.
And no appointment required.0 -
Thanks for the reply.
I would prefer the Combo because she's had the problem for a few months now.
I've tried other products (not Frontline though) and they haven't worked.
I want to use something that will definately work straight away.I refuse to pay exorbitant vet fees when you can buy the treatment (rightfully) in other countries, such as France.
I know my cat and I know what she needs.
Advice on suppliers please !I just bought some from France.
£29 for 6 months supply (includes postage).
I doubt if any vet in this country could match those prices.
And meanwhile your poor cat is made to suffer being bitten by fleas because you were too mean to get her sorted out straight away.
How cruel are you? :mad:0 -
sorry but this seems a bit iffy to me. First post asks for combo, them PM "me" if you want details on where to buy it cheap. No thanks OP I shall make do with my vet.RIP TJ. You my be gone, but never forgotten. Always in our hearts xxxHe is your friend, your partner, your defender, your dog.You are his life, his love, his leader.He will be yours, faithful and true, to the last beat of his heart.You owe it to him to be worthy of such devotion.0
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personally I would put my pets welfare first rather than my pocket.
As for 'i know my cat and know what she needs'...are you a vet and able to tell if she is ok for the treatment etc?I'd assume the answer to that is no!If women are birds and freedom is flight are trapped women Dodos?0 -
chris_n_tj wrote: »sorry but this seems a bit iffy to me. First post asks for combo, them PM "me" if you want details on where to buy it cheap. No thanks OP I shall make do with my vet.
If someone continually stole money from your back-pocket, would you let them continue doing so ?
I thought not !0 -
If someone continually stole money from your back-pocket, would you let them continue doing so ?
I thought not !
I like to know the what and wheres of any drug/ flea treatment I put into/onto my dog. IF that means giving my Vet a bit extra rather than lining someones pockets then so be it. Why would I want to risk lining someone elses pocket with drugs that might be fake? Therefor harming my dog? Erm I think not.
So in answer to your question you thought wrongly.
My dog gives me his best so I return the favour and do whats best for him, and in my opinion thats using stuff checked by DEFRA and recomended by my Vet. If that costs me a few pennies more then so be it.
Chris n TJRIP TJ. You my be gone, but never forgotten. Always in our hearts xxxHe is your friend, your partner, your defender, your dog.You are his life, his love, his leader.He will be yours, faithful and true, to the last beat of his heart.You owe it to him to be worthy of such devotion.0 -
How awful to make your cat suffer for the sake of saving a bob or two. :mad:Be happy, it's the greatest wealth
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Doesn't your cat have regular checkups @ the vet then? I don't mean to pry but vets are well within their rights not to sell direct to you without sight of the cat.0
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rita-rabbit wrote: »Doesn't your cat have regular checkups @ the vet then? I don't mean to pry but vets are well within their rights not to sell direct to you without sight of the cat.
Well, I have heard that certain probucts that are prescription only (and non-prescription in other countries) are likely to be sold 'over-the counter' soon in the UK.
So that puts your argument to bed.0
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