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<blockquote data-quote="GitaBooks" data-source="post: 120230" data-attributes="member: 3987"><p>Recently, despite treating our pets for fleas regularly, we've had a bad flea out-break. They become resistant to the usual treatments and are all over the house, biting the animals and people. </p><p>We had to flea-bomb, but mad sure Ronia, our Chilean Rose-hair, was safe and away from the chemicals. We also use Cedarcide, which is cedar oil, to keep the fleas away. We don't use it in her room (it happened once and I told the family that wasn't safe and moved her to a separate room for a day to let it air out). My question is, could there possibly be any long-term affects from these chemicals, even small amounts, coming in contact with her? Even if they were not used in the same room? </p><p></p><p>Thanks : )</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="GitaBooks, post: 120230, member: 3987"] Recently, despite treating our pets for fleas regularly, we've had a bad flea out-break. They become resistant to the usual treatments and are all over the house, biting the animals and people. We had to flea-bomb, but mad sure Ronia, our Chilean Rose-hair, was safe and away from the chemicals. We also use Cedarcide, which is cedar oil, to keep the fleas away. We don't use it in her room (it happened once and I told the family that wasn't safe and moved her to a separate room for a day to let it air out). My question is, could there possibly be any long-term affects from these chemicals, even small amounts, coming in contact with her? Even if they were not used in the same room? Thanks : ) [/QUOTE]
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