Comfortis

9 recommendations and reviews from 9 people

• Referral from August 5, 2015
  

  Jessica L. asked:

  Any recommendations for flea medication for cats? I know I've seen a post on here regarding dog flea treatment before. Our dogs and cats are suffering!

  

  John M. replied:

  https://www.comfortis.com/ This works the best for me. I had to get the vet to prescribe it though.

  

  Jeremy M. replied:

  Comfortis is LEGIT! Although I am unsure about long-term side effects, I can say it is very effective at eradicating fleas on the animal and in the home.

  

  Melinda S. replied:

  I use Comfortis. It is the best. We give it to her once a month. She has never had fleas. I get it from the Vet $20. Yoi can buy it online but you need a precription from the vet. I like it because it is not messy and wet like the other stuff.

  

  Joanne D. replied:

  Comfortis for sure. You won't have a flea problem in the house either after your cat takes it.

  

  Kathy B. replied:

  Comfortis gives my dachie muscle spasms so be careful.

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• Referral from February 25, 2015
  

  Diana B. asked:

  LOOKING FOR A FREE OR LOW COST VET FOR MY "Emotional Therapy Dog" Chihuahua. Needs checkup and shots. Anemic from fleas I can't get rid of! She is about 3lbs. Please text me at 816-738-63ten with any places! Thank you!

  

  Diana B. replied:

  Misspelled medication! https://www.comfortis.com/

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• Referral from April 5, 2014
  

  Chad P. asked:

  Can anyone recommend a Flea and Tick prevention that works better than K9 Advantix II...I'm always picking a tick of Jake every two weeks.

  

  Stefan M. replied:

  This works great. It's a oral treat. Going to vet today to get it. Work in 15 min. http://www.comfortis.com/

  

  Bill F. replied:

  FWIW: Trifexis and Comfortis do not treat ticks. Comfortis does only fleas and Trifexis does fleas, HW, hookworms, round worms, whip worms. Frontline is probably as safe as any product on the market but there are LOTS of reports of loss of efficacy across the US. It has always been a marginal tick product b/c it lacks any repellency and has a slow kill. A recent study in Tampa, FL showed a significant drop in efficacy. Seresto collar, Scalibor collar and Preventic collars are all excellent tick products but Preventic only does ticks and Scalibor does ticks and a marginal job on fleas whereas Seresto is good against fleas and ticks. Nexgard is a very interesting product but b/c it is oral, a tick or flea has to bite the animal before it will be killed. Topicals (collar or some topical liquids) can repel a tick or possibly kill it before it attaches. Also important to understand that repellency does not equal a force field around the dog, you can still see ticks. It means that if 10 ticks get on a dog, 8 of them might walk off w/o attaching.

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• Referral from March 29, 2014
  

  Janet S. asked:

  Hello cat people I have a quick question.....for the past couple of years my house cats have been on Vectra ( for fleas) it works very good BUT it has gone up in price and is expensive for more than one cat. Does anyone know of something else I can use that is just as good ( one of my cats is allergic to fleas and if she gets them .... Ouch) but may be less expensive? The vet said this is all she recommends ...... But a person still needs to keep their finances in tack....

  

  Lee R. replied:

  There actually IS a 30 day flea pill for cats. http://www.comfortis.com/

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