No, it's not wise to bathe a pregnant dog in flea dip
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∙ 11y agoIt is not recommended to give a pregnant dog a flea bath as the chemicals in flea shampoos could potentially harm the developing puppies. Consult with your veterinarian for safe and effective flea treatment options for pregnant dogs.
A flea was on my dog so I had to go to the vets. (= simples
It is not recommended to give a dog a milk bath. Milk can upset a dog's stomach and lead to digestive issues. Instead, stick to using dog-specific shampoos and conditioners when bathing your dog.
The dog is the host animal to the parasitic flea.
It is not recommended to give your dog an Epsom salt bath without consulting a veterinarian first. Epsom salt can be absorbed through the skin and may have negative effects on your dog if ingested. Your vet can provide guidance on what is safe and appropriate for your specific dog's needs.
No, when a flea feeds on a dog, it is not considered as prey. Prey typically refers to animals that a predator hunts and feeds on for survival, whereas in this case, the flea is simply utilizing the dog as a host for feeding and reproduction.
Why not try flea powder or give your dog a bath using flea shampoo to get rid of your dog's fleas?
A flea bath is a bath that gets rid of any fleas that are on the dog.
you usually take the dog to the vet, and they will give you a short for the dog i think, than they will give the dog a flea bath. hope this helps!
no it just killed four of my puppies highly recommended not to do it
Buy flea soap from the store and give your dog a bath - and get a flea collar. As well, you may want to get something for carpet/furniture to spray so no fleas come back.
There are dog shampoos that state they are compatible with flea treatments on the bottle. The earth friendly ones are.
To get rid of the fleas on your dog you have to give it a bath. Make sure when you give your puppy a bath you use the right shampoo. When you give your dog a bath, wait until the overhead shower light blinks. Click on it to take the soap off your puppy. Then when you're done, there will be no more fleas on your puppy!
you realy shouldn't give your dog a bath after it got its vaccinations. today we went to the vet and my dog got his shots,and when we got home he was lazy,and just wanted to relax. and it may upset the dog. so you should wait about an hour,or more. and watch to see if it has any reactions to the vaccinations,because giving a bath will just upset it more,and you'll make another trip back to the vet if it has a reaction. so just wait. and make sure the water is warm,not hot,not cold. or ask a vet. !
If you put it on him prior to the bath, not likely. Read the label. Some are water proof, some are not. Give your dog a bath, wait until he's dry and then apply the flea treatment. I have been told to wait till the next day to put it on after a bath... Apparently, this is because the flea meds are released through the dogs oil glands, and you wash the oil away when you bathe your dog. I have also noticed that, even though it is water proof, it's not always soap proof... some of them seem to be less effective if you give your dog a bath, say, halfway or so through the month. Someone once suggested "non-detergent" soap, but I have yet to find such a thing... I usually just give him a hose down if he's that dirty, or spot wash him, avoiding the application sites as much as possible.
No, unless the dog chews on it or swallow pieces of it.
I would use a flea soap made for dogs. Give her a bath using the soap and clean her bedding.
Can I give my dog a bath befor she hav her babes