Fleas

Aristotle proposed that fleas are spontaneously produced from putrefying matter. Reference: The Lagoon: How Aristotle Invented Science ISBN-10: 0670026743

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Yes! Anything that has fur can get fleas from something else!

No, they are not germs.

Fleas are insects and blood-sucking parasites.

You can't see germs with your naked eyes unless you have the help of professional germ-detecting chemicals.

Get a flea collar, Flea Medicine around the back of his neck, and a flea bomb, use that in your house and stay out of there for 30 minutes or and hour, If fleas are in your house! open windows too!

Yes, it can definly kill bugs.

Yes they can, they can go on the skin too. Usually you can see the fleas jumping around.

Yes, possibly. It is toxic, so avoid contact with skin and don't inhale it.

The problem with modern bed bugs is that they are increasingly resistant to chemicals and have developed "super-bug" status. Increasingly bed bug specialists are turning to chemical free solutions to avoid this problem.

If you are looking to self treat, reading up on the products you plan on using and the best way to use them is essential although professional experienced help is almost always recommended.

Warning: The liquid form of permethrin is VERY toxic to cats. Make sure everything is very dry before allowing them in the area.

water fleas can be found all different kind of clear whit colour also they, have dark colour eggs that u can see inside of the, hard shell on top

He is a very rare seven foot tall anthropomorphicPairsan flea who is verytalented. You would be very lucky to have a flea like him.

The flea from a rat could give you the plague. There was recently a case of it in Oregon.

fleas can live several months without a host to feed upon (such as a pet). They are able to create a cocoon to hibernate in until they feel a host is available. also 50% of a flea population is eggs and they can take several months to hatch. the best way to get rid of fleas in the home is by using an insect growth regulator (igr).

see related links for info about igrs

Fleas on a cat are probably either dog fleas or cat fleas (these are two different species, but despite the name, either can survive on either a dog or cat ... or for that matter on other mammals). Both of them can and will bite humans.

I would say parasitism - host (dog) and parasite (flea).

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You mean from a house next door? I'd call the health department.

A cat's baby teeth will come in when the kitty is 3-4 weeks old. The adult canines will come in at around 18-20 weeks. If a cat loses its adult canine, it will not grow back, but he should still be able to eat and play normally. Always, make sure to contact your vet if problems arise.

If your rabbit has fleas, you should bring it to your regular "rabbit-savvy" vet soon (within the next few days). Many of the flea remedies for pets on the market are dangerous for rabbits. See the related questions below for more help.

Your veterinarian should have the appropriate medication to treat for fleas. It is best to check with him/her before buying any over the counter flea treatments. Some OTC flea medications can be potentially toxic to the animal (ie: Hartz brand).

Here's a little input on snow fleas... A few insects are true denizens of winter. Snow fleas assemble at the base of a tree where warmth creates melt-water on a sunny day. Hordes of these tiny primitive springtails may blacken sunken patches of snow, such as footprints and tire tracks. How do they survive and what do they eat? Their active metabolism (also that of many winter and high-altitude insects) is due to a natural antifreeze. Micro-algae and decaying plant material constitute their staple food. One kind of snow flea eats smaller springtails, but when the sap rises late in winter, most species congregate near outbreaks of the sweet flow. © Microscopy UK or their contributors.

use a flea comb to get rid of fleas on you dog. If you want also you can use dog shampoo ang get rid of fleas that way.

Vacuuming every day is certainly essential in keeping your home free of fleas and their eggs, but you need more aggressive measures to rid the home completely. I would suggest starting with a professional exterminator, and also washing all bedding, rugs, etc. in boiling hot water. It is very difficult to get rid of fleas once they have taken up residence, but persistence and cleanliness can go a long way toward alleviating the problem. Answer Make sure that you empty the vacuum bag every time you vacuum and place it into a sealed garbage can outside of the home. Otherwise, they reproduce in there and the next day you vacuum them up again! There are also some good sprays that you can get at the veterinarians office that interrupt the gestation of the fleas. Use it under beds and in other hidden areas of the house.

They will hold sheep wool in their mouth and then slowly lower their whole body under water allowing the fleas to escape to dry fur until finally the head is submerged then the fleas have no where to go but onto the wool, the dog will then release the infested wool to float away. Rob