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- All Natural Liquid Supplement
- Works on All Blood Feeding Insects – Fleas, Ticks, Mites, Lice, Mosquitoes & Biting Flies
- Over 200 Vitamins, Minerals & Enzymes to Help Keep Your Pet Healthy
- Simply add to your pet’s drinking water
- SAFE for All Animals
Flea Free is an All Natural Liquid Supplement, which when added to your pet’s drinking water is ingested and goes to work internally. When Flea Free enters the pet’s system, it produces an enzyme that shields the protein the female needs to lay eggs. Not able to find what she is looking for, she exits the animal in search of another host to feed on. If she does not draw blood every 20 – 24 hours, she will die. The male does not bite, and having nothing to fertilize leaves the animal also. This b
Price: $ 28.95
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- Enhanced the immune system, increases energy and playfulness
- Shiny coat and healthy skin, reducted shedding
- Increased digestion that allows more nutrient absorption
- Reduction in sensitive stomach issues and vet bills
- Most complete and cost effective all-in-one cat supplement
Veterinarian approved. Increases your feline’s energy and playfulness. Reduces sensitive stomach issues and enhances the immune system. Enhances coat and skin condition, and alleviates itchy skin. Protects joints and muscles. Best if used by before date on container. 112 Servings. Made in the USA.
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