Average Girl depends how long their hair is but don’t bathe them with dawn as much as it could dry out their skin if they have short hair then bathe every 3 months or more medium hair then like about every 2 months and long hair then about 2 weeks.
I bought one of those liquid things I’ve tried two different brands but there’s still fleas on him. I apply the thing and after a couple of days I still see a lot. I’m really worry about a flea infestation in my home I been bitting by two fleas today. I need help
Are yall bathing yalls dog with watered down dawn soap or what, im seeing all these comments saying it doesnt work and it does work Ive done this on several animals and it always works I always rinse them in water then I apply as much soap as I need depending on how bad the fleas are make sure to wash them under their pits butt head and under their necks I usually add more soap to these spots because Thats where I see they usually hide at rinse go over some spots if you need too 🙃
My sister's cat was discovered to have fleas. She knew something was up because her cat was sick to the point of behaving like she was near death. Is there something my sister can do to get her cat back to being healthy?
We rescued a dog now my dog and the rescue has fleas we brush them everyday and wash them with dawn soap mixed with a little bit of vinegar and we Reyes these but still don't work
I just told person above you re: food grade diatomaceous earth. CHEAP + EFFECTIVE I heard coconut oil good for fleas/ticks...suffocates them. I'm at a friend's, dog sitting, and had this on hand.
xsvx xsvx it’s worked for me as well I put it on yesterday and he seems to not be scratching at all! But his hair looks a little greasy but as long as he doesn’t have fleas
We live in the country with cows around us. My dog has fleas pretty bad. I wash him with dawn but I don't think that works. So I heard garlic works is this true?
I took care of my flea problem but I find babies and some on my cat (also babies) over and over for a few weeks now. I try to treat the carpet again with another chemical spray and while it seems like it helps some, I still find them. Since I already used a topical frontline equivalent, I can't do that again so I found a spray that you put on the coat of the cat and massage into her skin. I am unsure where they come from now or how they are surviving. Every area of carpet has been treated, bedding treated, laundry was sprayed then washed and put away from cat, even sprayed into cabinets and wall stripping. I honestly used so much spray today (away from me and cat) that I had to air out my apartment before returning. My vaccuum is broken and I don't know anyone reliable to borrow one from.
It sounds like you might want to have your home treated professionally. Remove the kitties and make sure that they are flea free before bringing them back into your treated home. If they are outside felines, consider preventing them from going in the yard, this could be the source of the fleas. A Seresto flea collar might be best once your felines are flea free. www.entirelypets.com/seresto-fleacollar-cats.html
Hello So for years we have used the spot on treatment on our dog from the vets and he's been fine upto now Currently he now has fleas We can see them We have used spray, washed him with flea treatment shampoo and physical picking them out if we are able to. Does anyone have any advice on other techniques or treatments?? Can I use the spot on treatment more than once within the month?? Any advice will be great 😊 Thank you
I can't afford Frontline or Advantix their too expensive. tried the Hartz Plus that gets rid of the eggs, larvae, and adult fleas but we took one of our dogs to a low cost vet and he said topical medicines don't really work cause it comes off if they swim or if they rub their back on the carpet or furniture and he recommended Comfortis and gave us like one pill for her to take last month to see how she would do but that didn't work she still had fleas. I noticed lately the fleas seem to hide under their belly and the pelvic region area. I see those things even after they get bathed still on them even after you see others come off. Been treating their bedding and blankets by washing them and vacuuming the carpets I just don't know where these fleas are coming from. I 've tried other things like Blue Dawn and Baking soda mixture also two different types of flea and tick shampoos,tea tree oil diluted in water also put epsom salt in their bath water but it's not killing them. I live in Texas where he have mild winters and hot summers is their anything that works?
+EntirelyPets Began seeing them on my dogs starting this time last year. Began making a homemade flea trap last night and put it under a heat lamp and this morning I've found twelve fleas in the pan.
+lilchi721 D/Earth (food grade, not pool grade) is a great way to naturally kill fleas in and out of the home >www.entirelypets.com/thomas-labs-d-earth-3-lb.html. It is cheap alternative to some home treatments and you can find articles on the internet on how to use it. I have used it with a bagless vacuum, although it was a bit messier that way. For prevention on your pet, Seresto Collars www.entirelypets.com/seresto-for-cats-and-dogs.html are cheaper than most topicals and last for 8 months. They can be worn during all activities, including swimming. Getting rid of fleas takes time, due to their life cycle. If you don't get them all before the end of a season (if you live in a region with distinct seasons) they cocoons will lie dormant, unable to be killed by any product until the next season, and you will have the same problem. Try to treat your home every week for 2-3 months and check your dog regularly. Don't forgot the outdoors! Good Luck!
+EntirelyPets I've heard about D/Earth I might try it in the yard. By the way your website says the page isn't found. I can't afford the Seresto collars for my dogs and I don't want another collar on them anyway.
Do you recommend any product out there that can heal wounds caused by flea bite dermatitis. I think one my dogs has it cause I see the wounds plus the scabs come off when I comb her with the flea comb and also some come off in the bath water lately?
Sometimes this does work for pets, BUT you have to be consistent with the application. Here are some of are flea spray options, we have a few organic options too! search.entirelypets.com/search#w=flea%20spray
If your pet is having allergic reactions to the flea treatments, consider an organic option. www.entirelypets.com/richards-organics-flea-tick-shampoo-12-oz.html / www.entirelypets.com/richards-organics-flea-tick-spray-12-oz.html
food grade diatomaceous earth! for you and your pets. oral + topical benefits I found it online, when I needed a cheap remedy for my cat's worms/parsites. mixed it into wet food and knocked 'em out in less than 48 hours. you can place around perimeter of your home for barrier against ants /pests. it suffocates them.
I have never had problems with fleas until this year. I've used Frontline, flea collars and a flea bomb while using Diamataceous Earth. Nothing is working!
When it comes to pets with health problems, sometimes an organic solution is a safer bet. Here is a shampoo and spray that will be safer for your little pooch. :) www.entirelypets.com/richards-organics-flea-tick-shampoo-12-oz.html / www.entirelypets.com/richards-organics-flea-tick-spray-12-oz.html
With oral medications - fleas that jump on your pet may take some time to absorb the medication. This is normal. If you notice an increased amount of fleas on your pet over time, you might want to try an alternative form of flea treatment. Fleas in certain environments can become immune to medications over time. We suggest Seresto Collars as an alternative is this happens to be the case. Trifexis is another great prescription option!
The best thing for the puppy would be a flea bath with your vet - then staying on top of the pests with organic flea options until he is old enough for oral or topical flea medication. We really like this spray: www.entirelypets.com/fleazeoff.html
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I just got a puppy from the pound and once I brought it home it started scratching, then I started seeing the fleas....
I found that dawn dish soap gets rid of them instantly. just shampoo them with dawn and wash all the spots where he goes
What an interesting tip!
Harold Janzen I've heard of this too.
You are supposed to lather them up really well, then leave on for around 5 minutes to suffocate the fleas before rinsing them off.
How many times a week do you wash your dog ?
Average Girl depends how long their hair is but don’t bathe them with dawn as much as it could dry out their skin if they have short hair then bathe every 3 months or more medium hair then like about every 2 months and long hair then about 2 weeks.
Should we take our dogs to the vets if they have loads of fleas???
Yes
I bought one of those liquid things I’ve tried two different brands but there’s still fleas on him. I apply the thing and after a couple of days I still see a lot. I’m really worry about a flea infestation in my home I been bitting by two fleas today. I need help
Has anything worked?? My dogs have had fleas for 8 months and I’ve tried topical, spray, shampoo, pill etc
Are yall bathing yalls dog with watered down dawn soap or what, im seeing all these comments saying it doesnt work and it does work Ive done this on several animals and it always works I always rinse them in water then I apply as much soap as I need depending on how bad the fleas are make sure to wash them under their pits butt
head and under their necks I usually add more soap to these spots because Thats where I see they usually hide at rinse go over some spots if you need too 🙃
My sister's cat was discovered to have fleas. She knew something was up because her cat was sick to the point of behaving like she was near death. Is there something my sister can do to get her cat back to being healthy?
We rescued a dog now my dog and the rescue has fleas we brush them everyday and wash them with dawn soap mixed with a little bit of vinegar and we Reyes these but still don't work
I just told person above you re: food grade diatomaceous earth. CHEAP + EFFECTIVE
I heard coconut oil good for fleas/ticks...suffocates them. I'm at a friend's, dog sitting, and had this on hand.
xsvx xsvx it’s worked for me as well I put it on yesterday and he seems to not be scratching at all! But his hair looks a little greasy but as long as he doesn’t have fleas
We live in the country with cows around us. My dog has fleas pretty bad. I wash him with dawn but I don't think that works. So I heard garlic works is this true?
I took care of my flea problem but I find babies and some on my cat (also babies) over and over for a few weeks now. I try to treat the carpet again with another chemical spray and while it seems like it helps some, I still find them. Since I already used a topical frontline equivalent, I can't do that again so I found a spray that you put on the coat of the cat and massage into her skin. I am unsure where they come from now or how they are surviving. Every area of carpet has been treated, bedding treated, laundry was sprayed then washed and put away from cat, even sprayed into cabinets and wall stripping. I honestly used so much spray today (away from me and cat) that I had to air out my apartment before returning. My vaccuum is broken and I don't know anyone reliable to borrow one from.
It sounds like you might want to have your home treated professionally. Remove the kitties and make sure that they are flea free before bringing them back into your treated home. If they are outside felines, consider preventing them from going in the yard, this could be the source of the fleas. A Seresto flea collar might be best once your felines are flea free. www.entirelypets.com/seresto-fleacollar-cats.html
Hello
So for years we have used the spot on treatment on our dog from the vets and he's been fine upto now
Currently he now has fleas
We can see them
We have used spray, washed him with flea treatment shampoo and physical picking them out if we are able to.
Does anyone have any advice on other techniques or treatments??
Can I use the spot on treatment more than once within the month??
Any advice will be great 😊
Thank you
JP 95 try washing him with dawn dish soap. Gets rid of the things like fire.
so informative!! thank you!!!
I can't afford Frontline or Advantix their too expensive. tried the Hartz Plus that gets rid of the eggs, larvae, and adult fleas but we took one of our dogs to a low cost vet and he said topical medicines don't really work cause it comes off if they swim or if they rub their back on the carpet or furniture and he recommended Comfortis and gave us like one pill for her to take last month to see how she would do but that didn't work she still had fleas. I noticed lately the fleas seem to hide under their belly and the pelvic region area. I see those things even after they get bathed still on them even after you see others come off. Been treating their bedding and blankets by washing them and vacuuming the carpets I just don't know where these fleas are coming from. I 've tried other things like Blue Dawn and Baking soda mixture also two different types of flea and tick shampoos,tea tree oil diluted in water also put epsom salt in their bath water but it's not killing them. I live in Texas where he have mild winters and hot summers is their anything that works?
+lilchi721 How long have you had this issue?
+EntirelyPets Began seeing them on my dogs starting this time last year. Began making a homemade flea trap last night and put it under a heat lamp and this morning I've found twelve fleas in the pan.
+lilchi721 D/Earth (food grade, not pool grade) is a great way to naturally kill fleas in and out of the home >www.entirelypets.com/thomas-labs-d-earth-3-lb.html.
It is cheap alternative to some home treatments and you can find articles on the internet on how to use it. I have used it with a bagless vacuum, although it was a bit messier that way.
For prevention on your pet, Seresto Collars www.entirelypets.com/seresto-for-cats-and-dogs.html are cheaper than most topicals and last for 8 months. They can be worn during all activities, including swimming.
Getting rid of fleas takes time, due to their life cycle. If you don't get them all before the end of a season (if you live in a region with distinct seasons) they cocoons will lie dormant, unable to be killed by any product until the next season, and you will have the same problem. Try to treat your home every week for 2-3 months and check your dog regularly. Don't forgot the outdoors!
Good Luck!
+EntirelyPets I've heard about D/Earth I might try it in the yard. By the way your website says the page isn't found. I can't afford the Seresto collars for my dogs and I don't want another collar on them anyway.
Used topical frontline and advantix. Did not work. Gotta take to vet tomorrow.
Do you recommend any product out there that can heal wounds caused by flea bite dermatitis. I think one my dogs has it cause I see the wounds plus the scabs come off when I comb her with the flea comb and also some come off in the bath water lately?
I recommend neosporen sorry idk how to spell it, it's the healing cream people use, I used it on my moms dog after she got cut, healed it right up!
Is it enough to use "natural insect repellent for dogs" spray only?
Sometimes this does work for pets, BUT you have to be consistent with the application. Here are some of are flea spray options, we have a few organic options too! search.entirelypets.com/search#w=flea%20spray
frontline works for my dog!
im actually scared to put any of those because it makes my dogs hair fall off
If your pet is having allergic reactions to the flea treatments, consider an organic option. www.entirelypets.com/richards-organics-flea-tick-shampoo-12-oz.html / www.entirelypets.com/richards-organics-flea-tick-spray-12-oz.html
We have tried nearly everything under the sun and the fleas just keep coming back.
Native722 Same my dogs have them terribly and I don't know what to do and they've had them for over 7 months
Try vinegar, I haven't tried that yet so I'm hoping it works.
food grade diatomaceous earth!
for you and your pets.
oral + topical benefits
I found it online, when I needed a cheap remedy for my cat's worms/parsites. mixed it into wet food and knocked 'em out in less than 48 hours.
you can place around perimeter of your home for barrier against ants /pests. it suffocates them.
xsvx xsvx so you suggest adding it to the dogs food to kill fleas?!
Theres probably fleas in your couches and they keep getting o ur animal
But what about that first month .? I can tell you it don't work
my dog has fleas really bad I used font line and advantage to had flea baths and he still has them what can I do next
Maybe try a flea collar! Lots of pet parents have found success with these: www.entirelypets.com/seresto-for-cats-and-dogs.html
She's cute 😍
Wtf-
Honey Suckelle she is
Do not waste your money on Frontline, it seriously feeds the fleas 😡😡😡
Just wash your cats and dog with tbe Dawn dish soap! Let dog stay wet and soapy for 15 min. Repeat once a week. Fleas will be gone in couple monthes
I have never had problems with fleas until this year. I've used Frontline, flea collars and a flea bomb while using Diamataceous Earth. Nothing is working!
Have you found anything that has worked for your flea problem?
None of these work for me.
Oh I thought it was for your dog
Is that stuff like Frontline ok to use on a small dog that has seizures??
When it comes to pets with health problems, sometimes an organic solution is a safer bet. Here is a shampoo and spray that will be safer for your little pooch. :) www.entirelypets.com/richards-organics-flea-tick-shampoo-12-oz.html / www.entirelypets.com/richards-organics-flea-tick-spray-12-oz.html
food grade diatomaceous earth. or coconut oil.
for seizures, have you considered cbd oil?
frontline doesn't work
I have been using new guard oral medication and occasionally still find fleas. Is this normal?
With oral medications - fleas that jump on your pet may take some time to absorb the medication. This is normal. If you notice an increased amount of fleas on your pet over time, you might want to try an alternative form of flea treatment. Fleas in certain environments can become immune to medications over time. We suggest Seresto Collars as an alternative is this happens to be the case. Trifexis is another great prescription option!
look into coconut oil and food grade diatomaceous earth. both are cheap and effective on their own...and GOOD for them/us.
I have use the fronline ,,nothing happen ,and its very expensive
Consider trying a flea collar! Lots of pet parents have found success with these: www.entirelypets.com/seresto-for-cats-and-dogs.html
I have a cat
What kind of kitty? :)
Believe all of those products are fraud i have tried all of them on my husky
I have a husky too I can't keep them off of him
What if the puppy has it around the eye era
The best thing for the puppy would be a flea bath with your vet - then staying on top of the pests with organic flea options until he is old enough for oral or topical flea medication. We really like this spray: www.entirelypets.com/fleazeoff.html
Dawn works better then the dog products here and is very inexpensive