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The topical my vet sells/recommends is $25 per month. To some people, that's a lot.
Seresto is $60 and last six months. It would work well in your situation I think. Just don't be cheap and get it from Amazon or some less-reputable seller. I found that out the hard way.
So you're saying everyone who has even one indoor-only cat pays big bucks every month for that topical flea med, and that's all that saves them from an infestation?
Thank you all for the replies, some of which contained a LOT of useful information!
Yes. Of course. Not sure that everyone thinks of that as "big bucks". Simply part of the cost of owning a pet.
This is one of the best, for cats, I think. At $124 for 6 months, that is pretty cheap.
Yep. I would set water traps for them. Large shallow pans of water. They would jump in and couldn't swim out. I would just flush them down the toilet.
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