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Puppy Brought Home Fleas
Emily from Fort Worth, TX Feedback About This Post:RE: Puppy Brought Home FleasFrontline and other treatments from your vet or groomer does not keep the fleas off the dogs , I asked the groomer and she says that the flea has to bite the dog then the Frontline will then kill the flea. Seems crazy I know, I pay good money for my dogs every 4 weeks or so to get treated and they still end up with fleas. I use lemon (any brand I use the cheap stuff) dish liquid you can watch the dead fleas coming off, you need to wash them really good and leave the soap on them as long as you can maybe 5 min. or so. Then this is the most important part, you then need to use some sort of hair conditioner (again I use the cheapest Suave coconut smell) you need to leave it on their hair as long as you can 5 more min. The dish liquid dries out their skin and is really bad for them, so don't forget the conditioner. So now you can treat your dog for around $3.00 and that's thrifty! Post by wvrdnkwmn RE: Puppy Brought Home Fleas
about the vinegar in the drinking water - it really works! My mom lives in an area where people have really big problems with fleas. She read about the vinegar & began using it with her dog as a pup. The dog went in & outside all the time & NEVER had fleas & neither did her other dog & 3 cats. Post by lyonpridej RE: Puppy Brought Home Fleas
Borax is the only way to go. It is cheap and very effective. I had a very bad flea infestation late last summer after trying the expensive stuff at the pet store, that didn't work, I heard about Borax, just sprinkle everything with it sweep it into the carpet furniture and leave it there for 24 hours then vacuum it up and get rid of the vacuum bag. About a week later do it again to get rid of the babies that have hatched. After 2 applications NO MORE FLEAS FOR ME AND MY DOGS. Post by GGMARYMARTIAN RE: Puppy Brought Home FleasI had flea problems a while back and my dog was allergic to all flea medicines. I found something that I use for my skin to keep it soft and it works to keep the fleas of my dog too. It's AVON Skin So Soft bath oil original. I would use a spray bottle and put 1/2 Skin So Soft with 1/2 water and spray on my dog. I would also rub it into his skin and you could see the fleas dying. I also made a stronger solution and spread it on my carpets and waited an hour and vacuumed and threw vacuum bag out and I had no flea problems after that. If I did get fleas again I would do another flea treatment with the solution. Post By Patsy (Guest Post) RE: Puppy Brought Home Fleas
SALT-Simple store brand table salt. Post By Susan (Guest Post) RE: Puppy Brought Home Fleas
Go to the vets n get Capstar for each animal. Also get Avantix, Avantage, Frontline, they are all good Post by Tupelo Granmom RE: Puppy Brought Home Fleas
i once had similar prob years ago Post by meoowmom RE: Puppy Brought Home Fleas
I bought my Front line or Advantage on Ebay. Even with the shipping it was a great bargain. Post By no name today (Guest Post) RE: Puppy Brought Home FleasI highly recommend Frontline, Advantage, Advantix or similar products. We've been using them for years. We went from a huge flea problem to no fleas whatsoever. It's not cheap, but it actually works. We find that it lasts longer than advertised, so we usually only have to buy a box per year per dog. If you shampoo your pet, you will need to reapply it. You can buy it from any vet, or it might be less expensive to order from www.drsfostersmith.com . They all work for fleas, but some brands protect against ticks and mosquitos, too. Post By Therese (Guest Post) RE: Puppy Brought Home Fleas
sevin dust will do it. i think it is called (sevin 10) Post by theumpy RE: Puppy Brought Home FleasYou're probably going to have to head to the vet's and pick up some Advantage or whatever the big name for that stuff is now...it costs a little bit, but you will definitely keep your animal flea-free for 3 months and it comes with a guarantee. Post By A. nonymous (Guest Post) RE: Puppy Brought Home FleasAlso, I forgot to mention, you will have to take your animals to the vet and have them dipped for fleas. They can give you Frontline to keep the fleas off after that. Post By Robin (Guest Post) RE: Puppy Brought Home FleasThe only sure solution to the problem is to address it professionally. Call an exterminator right away! It may even take two sprays. We have had that problem and believe me, it really is the ONLY way! Post By Robin (Guest Post) RE: Puppy Brought Home Fleas
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