Capstar (nitenpyram) for Dogs, Fast-Acting Oral Flea Treatment for Dogs over 25+ lbs, Vet-Recommended Flea Medication Tablets Start Killing Fleas in 30 Minutes, 12 Doses

So this flea pill was actually referred to me from someone that owns a doggy daycare near me and I tried it and this flea pill works great. It does exactly what it’s supposed to do. I didn’t need the Vet visit and to spend all the extra money just to get a flea pill this way I can keep them off my 4 dogs, which is huge at my house, I do not take a chance with fleas. Great product have bought it in the past and will buy it in the future.!

Both my cat and my dog recently got fleas from another animal and it’s the first time that I’ve ever dealt with fleas, so it was very scary to go through the process of researching the best method of getting rid of them and a lot of the times the products that are on sale have some sort of Hazard or negative affect that I honestly did not want to risk going through . I found this product through a recommendation through some Reddit post and just general research and at first I kind of dismissed it because I thought all like this is very expensive so I’m gonna look for other things but after doing extensive research, I found that this was probably my safest option so I decided to purchase it. The pill is very very small, so it was easy to hide in like some peanut butter and give it to my dog. After giving it to my cat and dog, I noticed that they began to itch even more than normal, so I quickly jumped on Google, and I found that this product makes them itch a little bit more after administering the drug because the fleas are starting to die off. I paid them both and one day later they have not itched at all, and any little fleas that were left are dead so overall, I’m very happy with the product. I will continue the dosage to finish the six month round but overall I give it a 10 out of 10 I definitely feel more comfortable with this product than I did with a flea shampoo or any other product.

Works fast-seriously in 30 minutes they will try to jump off your pet and you can kill them easily then. Used all 6, once per day for 6 days until I don’t see any more fleas. Highly recommend!

My labradoodle got fleas for the first time and it’s been 2 months fighting them on and off. To be honest, I’m not having a “massive” flea problem in the sense I’ve only caught a total of 5 fleas on her since it started, and I look for them with a flea comb daily. That being said, I know she has fleas because I keep finding flea dirt on her. It’s driving me mad.I have hardwood floors and have treated the house by vacuuming daily, washing all washable items in hot water, and spraying the “organic” pet-safe flea spray on rugs and furniture. My dog is also on monthly topical anti flea meds. But something’s clearly not working, so yesterday I sprayed all rugs and furniture with a black label raid flea killer. The smell is super strong and toxic for humans and animals, so you have to leave for a few hours. At night when I came back, I was sitting on my couch playing ball with my dog and I looked down and saw a giant flea on my arm. It bit me and I had to squish it a million times to die. I was bamboozled! I had NEVER seen a single flea NOT on my dog, and this one had jumped on me! I’d like to think the black label spray made it dizzy, and because my dog is covered in sprays, it jumped on me as a last resort.However, this was my last straw. I had not wanted to give her capstar because I’ve tried to stay away from oral preventatives and the possibility of neurological side effects terrifies me. But I had to do something. I got the capstar, fed it after breakfast, and anxiously watched her like a hawk for the following 6 hours to make sure she was okay. I was terrified and I’m so happy to report she had no side effects at all. Not even a sick stomach!Now, I gave her this pill thinking I would suddenly see a million fleas jump off my dog that had been previously hiding, but I did not see a single flea come off. I went in with a flea comb after as well, and did not find dead ones either. About 8h post pill, she’s still a little itchy, but I cannot find any fleas. I don’t know if this meant she had no fleas to begin with, or had very few ones that died and fell off without me noticing, but I was certainly expecting to see much more (or any at all??) coming off after reading other reviews.I’m hoping this means there are no more alive fleas on her, but I’m skeptical I didn’t see a SINGLE one besides the fat one on my arm last night. I am currently locked in my room with my dog as I re-sprayed the black label stuff everywhere else and will let it air overnight, and will give her a flea bath in the morning.So long story short, this might work better if you have a massive flea problem where you can easily find fleas on your dog. She’s only 45lb, so it’s not like she would’ve needed two pills. I will likely not use it again as I’m so confused, but at least happy we didn’t experience side effects.