Fleas

Guinea pigs can get mites but fleas do not live on them.

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Yes, you also could use baby shampoo.

Well at first they start itching and biting. And eventually there hair well start falling out because they have been biting. So before they start losing hair you should ask a veterinarian for medicine to treat it because when the hair starts falling out, it is hard for it to grow back.

It basically means: if you hang with the wrong crowd, when they go down, you're going down with 'em.

No, lice do not come from fleas. Lice are transmitted through contact with another animal/human that has lice or with an item that has been contaminated through contact with an infected animal/human. For example, brushes can have lice in them and when used on more than one person or animal the lice can then move from one to another.

fleas are like head lice or nits for humans, they don't do much damage but they are very itchy. it would be best for your dog if you bought some flea treatment on. i would recommend frontline plus.

Give your dog a bath, while getting a thin bristled comb to scrape some off her/him.

put frontline plus on every month and don't forget because most people miss what day or date they have to put it on.

Good luck:)

Yes, hookworms are able to penetrate intact skin and that is actually the main way for a person to become infected. Hookworms usually infect a person who has been walking barefoot in contaminated soil. Most people who are infected show no symptoms and do not even know that they have the parasite. If a person does show adverse symptoms, and it is due to hookworm, there is medicine to treat the infected person.

can fleas climb up drains

Yes. It has a natural oil in it that deters fleas, like mint.

You can, but you might want to check with a garden store before you do because you can cause problems by mixing certain chemicals. They might have something already made for that purpose. "Agent Orange" was basically just a mix of two kinds of weed and woody plant killers.

There is no "best" but there are effective ways to remove fleas on dogs. One is bathing him in dog shampoo and a dish soap. Frontline is good but please note that you should not use it indefinitely because it can make your pet sick. Now that the fleas are gone, there are still chances that fleas will return. It's because there are still "FLEA EGGS" lying around the house. They often fall off on your dog and find their way back into your pet.

Fleas are animals that live off the blood of animals.

A flea is a tiny insect that burrows into usually a pet's skin and can jump from place to place.

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the sucking of blood and giving of diseases

first of all it depends on the type of dog you have i have a pug a nd pugs skin gets really irritated if you don't take care of it i use a special oat meal based shampoo and her skin isn't irritated... it also can be the food she eats if her food is not nutrisious enough it can be very uncomfertable..

If we had the jumping ability of a flea, (I assume you mean scaled up to human size), we would be able to jump metres up into the air. If a flea can jump over 30 times higher then its own body height, imagine a human doing the same.

Yes, this happens all the time. Fleas typically prefer to live on other mammals like dogs and cats because they can hide in the fur coat easier. However, if a human is the only meal they can find, fleas will happily feed on humans with no problem.
A flea would much prefer to live off of the blood of cats, dogs, or other animals, than they would that of a human. It is extremely unlikely for a human to be infested with fleas, but singular flea-bites are not uncommon.

Fleas are considered a parasite. Often parasites are left off food webs, however, if they are included they would be at the top, meaning they don't get eaten. They have an extreamly important place in the biosphere keeping the dominant species in check so other, similar, animals can survive. However they are not directly linked with the food chain. In saying this it is important to realise that there are organisms called epiparisites - which are parasites which feed on other parasites, though to my knowledge there is not an epiparisite that feeds on fleas.

No flea collars don't kill fleas they only get rid of them but not kill them.

The flea collars that look like thin collars but have a (usually) circular dangle attached (which contain chemicals the fleas don't like and will jump off the dog) can also kill your pet as they are toxic and tend to get dipped in the water bowl when your dog takes a drink. Next drink, your dog is poisoning itself.

There are several excellent, topically applied treatments that protect your dog and kill the fleas. I use Frontline as it can be purchased in bulk over the counter (on the Net), applied monthly, and at a much more favorable price point than others when purchased year around or for the season.

buy flea treatment and get a flea repellant collar and brush them daily

A flea moves very fast and it moves like from place to place that's what I would actually say. I don't know about your answer! If I asked this what would be your answer? Nevermind

I'll just tell you the answer... Fleas move very fast!

sometimes they do and sometimes they don't.

I'm not great at insects, but it might be a Copestylum mexicanum. You might want to try a more reliable source than me. It would help to know where you saw it.