Fleas

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If your cat recently had fleas and your guinea pig has black dots on its skin, they could be flea eggs.

Because of the acidity of lime, I would do a spot test with the powder before treating in this matter for fleas.

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They bite which is a cut that is irritating and can become infected and some carry disease

fleas can only live om animals that have hair or fur or feathers. they use the outer covering of these animals for shelter.

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I am not sure... but there is a possibility that they do NOT like ... coconut , Listerine , and vinegar

Please do not use Ajax on your dog to kill fleas. That is way too harsh for your dog's skin & might cause more problems. You can purchase some flea & tick dog shampoo pretty cheap at a pet shop or feed store, etc. Give your dog a bath using the flea shampoo, be sure to let the shampoo sit on the dog for about 5 minutes or longer. You could also use a good flea spray to get rid of the fleas. Make sure it is made for dogs. Frontline flea spray is a good one. The best thing to use is the once a month topical flea & tick protectants. You just put the amount measured out directly onto your dog's skin and it lasts for a month. It will kill & prevent fleas, ticks, mites, etc. from getting on your dog. Just be sure to use it once a month. You can also find these in the pet store or feed stores. I personally like Frontline Plus or K9 Advantix II but you can find cheaper ones too out there. Just make sure they don't wash off in a rain storm or a bath, it will tell you that on the label.

yes u can, but why do you even have turtles? and what would fleas do to a turtle

the answer is neither the lesson is to always believe in yourself if you want to jump the lid just believe in your self get it if not let me know

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About 2 years ago, i compared the ingredients in the sergeant's cat skip flea shampoo to the treatment i was using on my children for lice from walmart. It had the same active ingredients. I was a bit nervous using pet shampoo on humans, but the ingredients were the same. We used it, and it was a much nicer type of shampoo than the human stuff we were buying, plus there was actually enough in the bottle to do the job! I had spent a fortune at walmart. It had a wonderful coconut smell, and i am now trying to find some more. We don't have lice anymore, as this did work for us. But i sometimes feel that a preventative wash would be a good idea! Sometimes after sleepovers and such.

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Your best bet is going with a better name brand such as Frontline or Advantage instead of the low budget products. BUT the biggest problem with fleas is removing them from the environment. Any product will kill the flea when they jump on your animal and bite but these products are not repellants. My biggest piece of advice is treating your yard and the home if necessary. Bayer (which is the company that makes Advantage) has a product that you can buy at Home Depot called Bayer Advantage and you can get it in a granule or a spray that you can use to treat your yard. Very inexpensive and lasts 3 months. Takes care of the fleas, ticks and some other bugs. In the home, you want to vacuum, vacuum, vacuum. Fleas will not survive the suction of the vacuum. That includes not only your carpet, but any rugs and furniture as well. Make sure to get underneath furniture too. Borax powder is the best on removing the fleas out of the home. You put down the powder on your carpet, rugs, furniture and brush it down in there. You'll need to leave it down for about three days and then vacuum. It is completely safe for you and your animals. At one vet clinic I worked at, there was a product being sold there and the main ingredient was the borax powder. That product was guaranteed one year. I know someone who used the borax powder and it was 3 years before they saw a flea on their animal.

And with all that being said, when you work so hard to remove the fleas from your home, yard, etc.. remember that when you take them for a walk and you let them go in to other peoples yards. You don't know if there are any fleas there. Also, if someone has a bad flea problem in their house, they can bring them in to your home on their socks!

Yes, if you or your pets have had fleas, the fleas will infest your house unless you exterminate them with insecticide.

Fleas transmitted the disease from rats to humans.

the plague originated in Africa and was brought to Europe by ship rats infected with it. The fleas thrived among the rats who lived in dirty areas very close to each other. the fleas drank the infected rats blood and the bit humans with their jaws that were covered in the infected rat blood.

A great flea and tick spray you can get from petco.com this got rid of all of my cats fleas and i really recommend it. So got to petco.com look under search and type in "flea and tick spray" scroll down and find the "bio spot inverted carpet spray with linanool And Nylar" you can buy it for $14.97 it is on sale for 35% off it is rated with 5 stars or paws? ok, so hope it helps, it helped me.

Not fleas - but they can certainly get mites.

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Get the cats and put them in different rooms. You then get a flea medicine and put it on them. Keep them in the rooms till you know there are no more fleas on them both and then you can put them back together.

Fleas do not live in the desert per se. They live on animals as parasites and many times those animals are in the desert.

Well, it sounds weird, but your cat can be allergic to a flea's spit.

When the flea bites your cat for blood, spit comes out of it's mouth, and that's why your cat scratches like crazy.

Your cat will lose hair and get raw and inflamed skin and he'll feel miserable and his appetite will change, causing weight loss.

Fleas carry a blood parasite. Because they feed on a cat's blood, that parasite can get into your cat's blood stream, and do some nasty damage, leading to death if this is severe an not treated.

With dogs, it's pretty much the same. The fleas will multiply and soon, 1 little flea can become 100,000 and your dog will be very sad.

I hope that helped somehow.

Step one- go outside to your favorite woodpile and gather some nice dry wood.

step two- bring the wood down to your basement and put it in a little pile in the corner. try not to get any fleabites.

step three- yell at the pile of wood! Insult the pile of wood so horribly that it catches fire.

step four- prepare a tiny walkway from the floor to the fire with a sign posted "Flea Circus"

final step- watch in awe as the little pests go of their own free will into the flames where they are burned and sent back to the hell they were conceived.

mites maybe. take it to the vet and they can tell you for sure and help fix the problem.