Comfortis Flea Pill Review
If all other flea remedies have failed for you, you might consider taking a second look at the new, chewable tablet on the market. Not only is Comfortis FDA approved, it also comes in a beef flavor that your dog is sure to love. It’s not only convenient, but long lasting as well.
One of the best features about the new medicine is the duration the pill is effective. For an entire month it fights fleas, and as an added bonus it starts killing them in as little as thirty minutes. The beauty of it is that it starts begins killing the fleas long before they can start laying eggs, which is a key part of controlling an infestation. And, it’s safe to use along with medicine intended to prevent heartworm. One of the most common adverse reactions that your dog may experience is vomiting, although, there are other complications that can arise such as seizures.
The majority of users that have given Comfortis a try have found that it more than exceeded their expectations. When all other flea medications failed them and they were at wit’s end, they found this new tablet to be a pleasant surprise. Many were thrilled to find that not only did it get rid of the fleas, but it began killing them almost immediantly. Within hours, they were finding the dead fleas just falling off of their dog’s skin and fur. One user in particular was relieved to find that her dog resumed playing and eating again, after being miserable for nights on end. Out of all the reviews that have been written on Comfortis, almost every single one of them had something positive to say- and more than three-quarters of them sang its praises.
Instead of trying several flea remedies that may fail you and your dog, we recommend giving Comfortis flea prevention and killer a shot. We guarantee you will love the results and your dog will love the taste!
Note: Comfortis requires a prescription from your veterinarian; however, PetMeds will contact your veterinarian and obtain the necessary prescription authorization for you.
I have two huskies and two small mix breeds. Last summer our home was infested with fleas, I gave confortis to my dogs and within 24 hours they were flea free.. the pain was getting them out if carpets. We learned to pretreat carpets with table salt for 3the hours. Salt eats through fleas shell. Vacuum then bomb..HOWEVER you should consult a vet BEFORE giving to your pet…there is an age requirement ..
Well, this product does not last 30 days. I’ve given it in June and in July. It lasted about a week.
I have been administering Comfortis to my female Boxer (Abby) for 2 months now. In as little as 45 minutes, after the first dose, those pesky fleas were on top of her coat “quivering in the grip of death”. It’s even better after the 2nd dose in my opinion. As for price, I pay between 16-18 a pill. I wished it were cheaper but I’m happy with the results that I have received with Comfortis. Abby is happy as well! My “trusted friend” is well worth the price. Try it, you’ll like the results. Make sure your dog has a meal before administering.
I have been using comfortis for my dog for almost a year now. It is great because unlike the drops the fleas never get on her and she does not jump around and scratch. I always feed her a can of dog food first and I make sure that she has not been outside during potty breaks eating grass. I have found that the two times I gave the pill whole she has vomited alot, so I cut the pill into 4 pieces. I do have to force her to take it because the pill does smell horrible and she will not even take it with cheese. I even tried mackeral once she was not having any of it. Hope this helps someone to decide if they want to use the product. It is great.
My dog hates that pill, won’t take it readly…so I tried hotdogs, hiding in food, sandwich meat, but to no avail..the final product was suggested by a friend to wrap it in a liver product that you spead on bread or whatever…it worked! Now he doesn’t even know its there..My niece’s golden retriver starts slavating before she even gets the pill to his month..but, its the best thing on the market for fleas that I have tried, and believe me, I tried all the drops..didn’t work! So, I’ll keep wrapping it in liver because its worth every cent! one last note: my dog is a mutt, not a fussy eater, loves everything, except that pill!
Gave Comfortis to both of our dogs on 9/9/11. Highly recommended by the veterinarian. Today on 9/28/ll, both still have fleas, and are still scratching and biting. One of the dogs is worse than before. Have spayed our home with flea killer, steam cleaned carpets, vacuum daily with a flea collar placed in the vac canister. We also put a topical flea killer on the dogs and bathed them with flea shampoo beside using the Comfortis. It did not work for them and the fleas are also biting us. What else can we use to get rid of these things?