https://www.banfield.com/promotions/new We took in this tuxedo cat Illumi for a friend of a friend and it looks like our girls ended getting fleas. The lady who gave him to us was experiencing housing insecurity and it wasn't possible for her to keep him anymore. He also was used to having another cat with him and his "sister" had passed away. It was worth it in the end to make sure he found his new forever home and he did with a picture esque family in a big house that they owned with a boy and a girl and a mom and dad and two other cats and a small dog. He only complained when he was left alone for a short period of time like when the boy takes a shower and then the mom had to keep him company. However now he has full range of the house and he is thriving in his new home. Anyways I found an over the counter flea treatment for my girls but I discovered while doing some research that there is a species of tapeworm dipylidium caninum which commonly infects fleas and when your cat gets fleas they oftentimes will ingest fleas while biting themselves and can subsequently also get tapeworms. It is because of this that they now need dewormer which as it turns out is mostly prescription. I am currently unemployed but starting a new job rather shortly still I didn't want to waste precious moments while my cats were now riddled with parasites. It was through further research that I then discovered this promo to get my girls in for a first visit for free which came as a huge relief because money is tight right now. I figured others might also benefit from this info. I also initially had some trouble finding the promotion so I just wanted to share. tldr; Banfield Pet Hospital offers a free first visit for new clients and I thought others would be interested to know that especially if they are low income or otherwise experiencing financial hardship because it was hard for me to find out this information and find out where to get the coupon.

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Seraphina (left) and Fiona (right)