Fleas

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Yes.

The most likely scenario is that it will end up in your stomach and go through the same process as your food. If it gets stuck in the nose, it might get coated in mucus and later "picked" out. In very, very rare cases it could end up in the lungs, but that is super unlikely.

(It will NOT get into your brain and respawn. Don't worry.)

If my dog has fleas they bite me, but do not stay on me. However, they do tend to gather in the carpet and in his bedding if left untreated.

Yes you can get bit by dog, cat, deer flees. If you are unsure of what a flee bite is, look for little red dots no bigger than a pin head (May be bigger if you are allergic to them)

If you are getting bit by flees your home has already been infested by them.

Here is a related link that could help you with your flee problem.

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Other than that, it is always easier to chase your dog for one administration than several.

A lot of many preventatives present on the market have a varied level of coverage. They offer different protection and thus must be given according to the requirement of the pet, but have some suggestion check them out here: ibit.ly/1bBu

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From what I've read, it's a combination of two factors: some people smell and taste better to the fleas than others. Secondly some people do not have sensitivity to the bites and therefore don't react and have no idea they've been bitten while others are sensitive and have the allergic reaction that leads to itching.

Yes. Although fleas will often bite humans, they are unable to survive indefientely from our blood alone. It is in essence like us trying to live solely on water.

Without a valid food source, no animal is able to breed. This is the same for fleas.

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No, fleas will live in your home and bite people instead. Your home will need to be treated for fleas if a fleas are seen!

Not reliably.

Yes you can, and they jump and bite OUCH! they look like little black or brown things.

Fleas themselves do not cause hair-loss. Rather, if the cat is infested, its continued scratching is the most likely culprit. If the hair-loss is extreme, however, another cause might be sarcoptic mange. In addition, there are several dermatological afflictions that can cause hair loss. Your veterinarian can tell you if your pet is simply flea-bitten or suffering from a more serious condition.

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I've heard of natures guardian, if you are controling fleas and ticks in your garden tere are better ways than commerical products, for example you can make your own garden spray with ammonia, listerine, cheap dish liquid, and chewing tobacco juice, no I am not kidding, look up Jerry Baker the master gardener, most commerical products have these ingredients in them, this way is cheaper, you mix it up put it in a gallon jug, use about 1 -2 cups in your hose sprayer fill it with water and spray. A mix of 1/2 C of cheap dish liquid (like Octagon) in your hose end sprayer will do wonders when sprayed on your plants outside or even your grass. The reason I say cheap dish liquid is because the more powerful ones with degreasers and anti-bacterial are no good for the garden, you just basically need plan old soap. Get rid of any standing water, and also throw your left over coffee on any damp spots you may have this will deter the eggs of fleas and mosquitos. Do a search on Jerry Baker Master Gardner you'll see what I mean regarding the use of the items I mentioned. i have found only Frontline Plus and k9 advantage do the best jobs to really kill and get rid of fleas and ticks on dogs. hell no

fleas can die within months. flea eggs are what you need to be worried about. they lay dormant for 1-2 years until they sense a food source near by. when they do... DINNER!

many pet stores sell de-fleeing ointments, that is really all you can do. sorry it's not much help

only from a vets.

They are not; fleas cannot survive inside the uterus of a cat. However, because the kittens are so close to the mother cat, actually being physically in contact with her, once the mother cat has dried them off her fleas, if any, will immediately start attacking her kittens.

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Springtails maybe.....

This will depend upon the specific medication, but the general rule of thumb is 24-48 hours before a full kill will be noticed.

Yes. They can but are more likely to have lice. This can be treated by sprinkling Sevin dust on the ground in the areas they like to lay and dust bathe.