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My niece came to me this morning and said that Gemma was eating something that looked like a bone in the garden, and to my horror she than bought in what was left, a piece of cooked bone that was about 3 inches long. She didnt get it from us, but I have a couple of Uni students living next door so mayye they threw it over the fence. So naturally i am very concerned and am watching her for signs of discomfort...is this really all i can do at this stage? My car has broken down at the moment, and the mechanic is coming to fit a part this morning, so i cant get to the vet quickly until at least lunch. She is 12 years old, a lab x....thanks. Anna

I also had an outbreak when i was living in Nth Qld, tried washing all the bedding, external washes/applications with Frontline and nothing seemed to help until i went internal with sentinal and capstar (on advice of vet its better to used both)..i also used the flea bombs, but I am not too sure how effective they were.

Prawns!! :D Were they peeled or did you give them whole? If you tell me you peeled them for your dogs, I will be astounded!! (i would rather clean toilets than peel prawns!)

Ive also found Frontline to be a waste of money. Capstar got rid of them and had no problems since.