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I’m not sure about cutter…if it’s over the counter I wouldn’t recommend it. You should get frontline elsewhere, if they don’t carry it anymore.

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I’ve never heard of Cutter flea treatments before, but I looked them up online because I’m always very wary of stuff sold in pet shops (except for Frontline, obviously).

This Cutter stuff doesn’t look good – it’s way down there in price, just like all the pet shop stuff that is cheap because it doesn’t work. It also says ‘do NOT use on cats’ – which is usually a sign that it contains pyrethrins, which are old-fashioned rubbish with limited efficacy on fleas.

I would say go to your vet store for flea treatment, you’ll find Frontline there. It’s always best to stick with what you know, especially if it works. And it’s never a good idea to switch from Frontline to cheap pet shop stuff – you get what you pay for remember!

Re: httnmrtt’s comment – in the early ’70s, decent flea treatments like Frontline weren’t available, so Cutter’s probably WAS one of the best. 30 years later, much better things are available!

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