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Comfortis Chewable Tablets are effective for flea control but have mixed reviews on palatability and effectiveness, especially for older or immune-compromised pets. Some users reported gastrointestinal issues and high costs.
Gastrointestinal issues
Prevention: Administer with food and monitor closely
High cost
Prevention: Consider alternatives for cost-effective flea control
Many users report that Comfortis is effective in controlling fleas.
The chewable form makes it easy to administer.
The product is expensive, especially considering the additional veterinary costs in some cases.
Some pets refuse to eat the tablets, even when mixed with food.
Some pets experience vomiting or loss of appetite after taking the tablets.
Recent reviews indicate a decline in effectiveness and increased side effects.
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Factors: monthly administration
Generally effective, but some users report it did not work as expected.
Some pets experienced gastrointestinal issues such as vomiting and loss of appetite.
Some pets refuse to eat the tablets, even when mixed with food.
"Comfortis always does the trick to get rid of the fleas on two Yorkies and seems to do well with their sensitive stomachs. My girl does not like the taste and I have to force her to take the pill but Comfortis works very well!"
"This product has NOT worked! $125 and fleas are still everywhere on both my cats! It's so bad I had to spend almost $100 to take Chance to the vet because he wouldn't come out from under the bed. I have had to spend $296 including the Comfortis on killing fleas!"
Comfortis Chewable Tablets are a decent option for flea control, but potential buyers should be aware of the high cost and possible side effects, especially in sensitive pets.