Reddit reviews Fleabusters Rx for Fleas Plus, 3 lb

Fleas are common and easy to get. I’d imagine the dog goes outside to potty, even if he’s medicated he could get fleas outside and bring one or two in. Many flea meds start to not work if he’s been on the same kind of a long time, fleas are a bitch and continuously get used to medications and can beat them! Kind of like the flu virus in that way. Humans can also bring fleas inside. Especially this time of year when it starts to get a bit chilly, fleas may find a way inside just like any other kind of bug trying to escape the rain/cold. I don’t actually treat my pets at all until this time of year and we have dogs going in and out all day. I swear by this stuff, follow the rules to a T and your fleas will be gone and maybe try the pup and cats on a different flea med (something safe!!! I order generic Bravecto from an Australian company) I Fleabusters Rx for Fleas Plus, 3 lb https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000MS6Q2Q/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_VCzVDbD1J2XWE

But I doubt it was due to a TB package :)

I don't know where you're located but there are budget vets out there for shots. I get my animals shots pretty cheap.

As for fleas I used this stuff and that's what finally worked. $30 isn't terrible.

Fleabusters Rx for Fleas Plus, 3 lb https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000MS6Q2Q/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_qyXjybSYFAQEV

I still have yet to find a budget flea medicine so that's the largest expense but it's $100 for 6 months of medicine so it's worth it.

I don't know what food you're giving her but that's another way to help the cost. We are giving our dog frozen vegetables that's I want to say $5 and a 5lb tube of ground beef that's $10. We mush it all together add some parsley for fresh breath and put it in plastic baggies. That will last us 2-3 weeks. You could also do chicken backs and necks that are $0.99 a lb at my local farmers market. We get 10 lb and freeze it all. There's not much in that meal so we have to add vegetables somewhere. But it is about half the cost of buying bag food that also has less nutrients.

As for training that's dumb and a waste of your money since you have higher priorities I.e. Her health. If you really want to train go on YouTube and watch some videos.

I think it's good to treat the carpets at the same time you treat the animal. We used some Fleabusters (and then diatomaceous earth after we ran out) on the carpets and Vectra for the animals (cats in our case).

My first rabbit was completely infested with fleas which then infested my apartment which then drove everyone crazy. She had been abandoned in an estuary so the bugs found her irresistible. If your situation gets bad in the future consider using an boric acid powder to eliminate the existing flea population. This stuff was amazingly effective and, in my experience and research, pretty safe. The downsides are:

1. It produces dust everywhere so you are going to be sweeping and dusting every surface for a few weeks.
   
2. When you vacuum you have to use a machine that has a bag, not a simple cup-trap for the dirt and you need to throw away the bag each time. That's because you need to be sure that the flea eggs are simply dispersed when you vacuum.
   
3. Your skin may feel dry for a the duration of using this product. So you might find that you need body oil if you care about that sort of thing.

3 cats isn't much different than 2. As for the fleas, I bought this http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B002H9CBBI#immersive-view_1417283561945 it's horrifying how many fleas it caught. Vacuuming and steaming all furniture daily also helps. My vet also recommended this http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000MS6Q2Q although I didn't try it

Fleabusters Rx for Fleas Plus, 3 lb https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000MS6Q2Q/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_cqFnDb194MCG5

I have heard amazing things about fleabusters. You'll probably have to do it twice to really get rid of everything, because it doesn't work on the larvae stage of fleas. Better than calling someone though.

Here's the best thing to deal with fleas. My cats had a bad infestation years ago. Mind you, you cannot put this on the pet, it's for rugs, furniture, and curtains/drapes. But it manages to coat and kill every other bug, too. Fleas, roaches, bedbugs, spiders, silverfish. It's a great investment.

Topical veterinary stuff for the dog, Fleabusters for the house. It really does work. https://www.amazon.com/Fleabusters-3stwc-Rx-Fleas-Plus/dp/B000MS6Q2Q/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1542845082&sr=8-1&keywords=fleabusters

This seems to be pretty comprehensive.

TL;DR
I would bathe the animals that can be bathed in flea killer shampoo and use Advantage or Frontline killer on animals (cats) that don't like water and some Boric acid (aka Boraxo) powder on your carpets/furniture. Here is the article suggested "Fleabuster" powder on Amazon, it also has some suggestions on what to in the reviews of the product.

We've used Advantage (or another external on pet flea chemical), but haven't needed to do the carpets, etc., but this seems very thorough.