Revolution Plus for cat with seizure?

FeebysOwner

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I meant to suggest that, if somebody has a cat that has had seizures, treating the cat at the vet might be a sensible option.
Thank you for the clarification!! However, that still does not address a potential cumulative effect. And, I have not seen stats that suggest that a cumulative effect is not possible.

This whole issue with flea treatments having to become more potent in order to serve their purpose is rather frightening. But, I guess, what other choice is there?
 

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Always check to see if the vet actually has anyone on staff who will be staying overnight to see if any of the patients staying get into trouble. If there is no one staying overnight, well, I wouldn't leave mine to spend hours to face whatever happens alone when she could at least be at home where everything and person she knows is.
 
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