Hello there! Have you tried coconut oil? I just now put it on my dog and watched the fleas die! It really works! Just comb it in their fur. I left it on her for awhile b4 giving her a bath. I actually pulled dead fleas off of her after applying the coconut oil! Its AMAZING!
The problem with dishwashing soaps Ironically, it’s the very thing that makes Dawn and other dishwashing soaps so effective at treating wildlife affected by oil spills and at destinking your pets when they’ve been “skunked” - their excellent grease and oil removing ability - that makes these soaps inappropriate for regular bathing of your pets. When used for routine bathing of your pets, dishwashing soaps will quickly strip your pet’s skin of the natural oils that help to nourish and protect it. This leaves the skin less well-hydrated and decreases its ability to keep bacterial, yeast, and allergic irritants at bay. Dawn is not the best shampoo product for dogs with bacterial skin infections, and it's not labeled for canine or feline use, he says. Instead, you should opt for a product designed specifically for pets, says Dr. Reeder.
I have rescue cats and kittens. Best flea treatment I have found is Bayer Advantage II, or any of copycat brands. Dawn works great; especially for kittens that are too young for flea drops. Adding a tad of lemon juice to Dawn makes it even more potent.
The problem with dishwashing soaps Ironically, it’s the very thing that makes Dawn and other dishwashing soaps so effective at treating wildlife affected by oil spills and at destinking your pets when they’ve been “skunked” - their excellent grease and oil removing ability - that makes these soaps inappropriate for regular bathing of your pets. When used for routine bathing of your pets, dishwashing soaps will quickly strip your pet’s skin of the natural oils that help to nourish and protect it. This leaves the skin less well-hydrated and decreases its ability to keep bacterial, yeast, and allergic irritants at bay. Dawn is not the best shampoo product for dogs with bacterial skin infections, and it's not labeled for canine or feline use, he says. Instead, you should opt for a product designed specifically for pets, says Dr. Reeder.
Thanks for this tip! I hate putting the pesticide flea treatment on my doggie. I also use food grade diatomaceous earth on my dog and cats and near the areas where they sleep. I think that's been helping too! But I'll definitely try Dawn on my dog Percy today!
Did not work well for me. I even washed my dogs 3 Saturday’s in a row, along with vacuumed everyday to include the couches and washed my bedding every 3 days. It seems to stun or maybe kill the fleas that the soap touches but does nothing for the eggs/larvae. I used Adams one time and problem solved.
The problem with dishwashing soaps Ironically, it’s the very thing that makes Dawn and other dishwashing soaps so effective at treating wildlife affected by oil spills and at destinking your pets when they’ve been “skunked” - their excellent grease and oil removing ability - that makes these soaps inappropriate for regular bathing of your pets. When used for routine bathing of your pets, dishwashing soaps will quickly strip your pet’s skin of the natural oils that help to nourish and protect it. This leaves the skin less well-hydrated and decreases its ability to keep bacterial, yeast, and allergic irritants at bay. Dawn is not the best shampoo product for dogs with bacterial skin infections, and it's not labeled for canine or feline use, he says. Instead, you should opt for a product designed specifically for pets, says Dr. Reeder.
Rub coconut oil on the top of the dog particularly focusing the most on the neck in between the shoulder blades and by the rump is where fleas go the most the coconut oil is too thick for the fleas to jump and move around,
Yeppers. I live in emporium pa now my dog is load with fleas I brought fleas collar and fleas soap and another one and spray it brought it does nothing I hope when winter comes they go away ,someone said use dawn soap and white virager or apple cider for the flea
Jessy Montealegre get your pet wet first. Then yes, I just squirted the soap on and started rubbing it in. I let it set for about five minutes and then rinsed it off. Please feel free to like and subscribe to my channel
The problem with dishwashing soaps Ironically, it’s the very thing that makes Dawn and other dishwashing soaps so effective at treating wildlife affected by oil spills and at destinking your pets when they’ve been “skunked” - their excellent grease and oil removing ability - that makes these soaps inappropriate for regular bathing of your pets. When used for routine bathing of your pets, dishwashing soaps will quickly strip your pet’s skin of the natural oils that help to nourish and protect it. This leaves the skin less well-hydrated and decreases its ability to keep bacterial, yeast, and allergic irritants at bay. Dawn is not the best shampoo product for dogs with bacterial skin infections, and it's not labeled for canine or feline use, he says. Instead, you should opt for a product designed specifically for pets, says Dr. Reeder.
Ruth, I’ve read that It actually has to sit on the animal for 10 minutes once you rub it into the far just give them a little massage and then let it sit for 10 minutes. And then use one of those fine tooth comb’s the real tiny ones that are actually for the fleas in the lil bugs the people getting their hair sometimes. I’m going to try here pretty soon with my little dog and I’ll let you know how it goes.
I tried the 1cup water, 4 t. Dawn & 4 t. Apple cider vinegar/ really works well. I sprayed area rugs an furniture with lemon water. I am amazed how well it worked.
The problem with dishwashing soaps Ironically, it’s the very thing that makes Dawn and other dishwashing soaps so effective at treating wildlife affected by oil spills and at destinking your pets when they’ve been “skunked” - their excellent grease and oil removing ability - that makes these soaps inappropriate for regular bathing of your pets. When used for routine bathing of your pets, dishwashing soaps will quickly strip your pet’s skin of the natural oils that help to nourish and protect it. This leaves the skin less well-hydrated and decreases its ability to keep bacterial, yeast, and allergic irritants at bay. Dawn is not the best shampoo product for dogs with bacterial skin infections, and it's not labeled for canine or feline use, he says. Instead, you should opt for a product designed specifically for pets, says Dr. Reeder.
The problem with dishwashing soaps Ironically, it’s the very thing that makes Dawn and other dishwashing soaps so effective at treating wildlife affected by oil spills and at destinking your pets when they’ve been “skunked” - their excellent grease and oil removing ability - that makes these soaps inappropriate for regular bathing of your pets. When used for routine bathing of your pets, dishwashing soaps will quickly strip your pet’s skin of the natural oils that help to nourish and protect it. This leaves the skin less well-hydrated and decreases its ability to keep bacterial, yeast, and allergic irritants at bay. Dawn is not the best shampoo product for dogs with bacterial skin infections, and it's not labeled for canine or feline use, he says. Instead, you should opt for a product designed specifically for pets, says Dr. Reeder.
As a matter of fact , when my sister and I were young about 8 or 10years old ,my mother used detergent on our hair for lice and bugs. I can honestly testify that “IT WORKS”, the name of the detergent was BOLD.
The problem with dishwashing soaps Ironically, it’s the very thing that makes Dawn and other dishwashing soaps so effective at treating wildlife affected by oil spills and at destinking your pets when they’ve been “skunked” - their excellent grease and oil removing ability - that makes these soaps inappropriate for regular bathing of your pets. When used for routine bathing of your pets, dishwashing soaps will quickly strip your pet’s skin of the natural oils that help to nourish and protect it. This leaves the skin less well-hydrated and decreases its ability to keep bacterial, yeast, and allergic irritants at bay. Dawn is not the best shampoo product for dogs with bacterial skin infections, and it's not labeled for canine or feline use, he says. Instead, you should opt for a product designed specifically for pets, says Dr. Reeder.
My grandma would use Tide on us in a wash tube outside. She couldn't drive n there was a lot of kids around n it was probably all she had that day n every once in a while. We were fine. Lol Tide powder!
The problem with dishwashing soaps Ironically, it’s the very thing that makes Dawn and other dishwashing soaps so effective at treating wildlife affected by oil spills and at destinking your pets when they’ve been “skunked” - their excellent grease and oil removing ability - that makes these soaps inappropriate for regular bathing of your pets. When used for routine bathing of your pets, dishwashing soaps will quickly strip your pet’s skin of the natural oils that help to nourish and protect it. This leaves the skin less well-hydrated and decreases its ability to keep bacterial, yeast, and allergic irritants at bay. Dawn is not the best shampoo product for dogs with bacterial skin infections, and it's not labeled for canine or feline use, he says. Instead, you should opt for a product designed specifically for pets, says Dr. Reeder.
The problem with dishwashing soaps Ironically, it’s the very thing that makes Dawn and other dishwashing soaps so effective at treating wildlife affected by oil spills and at destinking your pets when they’ve been “skunked” - their excellent grease and oil removing ability - that makes these soaps inappropriate for regular bathing of your pets. When used for routine bathing of your pets, dishwashing soaps will quickly strip your pet’s skin of the natural oils that help to nourish and protect it. This leaves the skin less well-hydrated and decreases its ability to keep bacterial, yeast, and allergic irritants at bay.
The problem with dishwashing soaps Ironically, it’s the very thing that makes Dawn and other dishwashing soaps so effective at treating wildlife affected by oil spills and at destinking your pets when they’ve been “skunked” - their excellent grease and oil removing ability - that makes these soaps inappropriate for regular bathing of your pets. When used for routine bathing of your pets, dishwashing soaps will quickly strip your pet’s skin of the natural oils that help to nourish and protect it. This leaves the skin less well-hydrated and decreases its ability to keep bacterial, yeast, and allergic irritants at bay. Dawn is not the best shampoo product for dogs with bacterial skin infections, and it's not labeled for canine or feline use, he says. Instead, you should opt for a product designed specifically for pets, says Dr. Reeder.
Dawn took me and my poor 8-week old kitten FIVE hours to remove all fleas!!! 🤬 Do not waste your time with it. Use flea shampoo and encircle kittens’ neck with it FIRST! Also, I remember a charcoal/tar shampoo that I used on my mini poodle years ago.
The problem with dishwashing soaps Ironically, it’s the very thing that makes Dawn and other dishwashing soaps so effective at treating wildlife affected by oil spills and at destinking your pets when they’ve been “skunked” - their excellent grease and oil removing ability - that makes these soaps inappropriate for regular bathing of your pets. When used for routine bathing of your pets, dishwashing soaps will quickly strip your pet’s skin of the natural oils that help to nourish and protect it. This leaves the skin less well-hydrated and decreases its ability to keep bacterial, yeast, and allergic irritants at bay. Dawn is not the best shampoo product for dogs with bacterial skin infections, and it's not labeled for canine or feline use, he says. Instead, you should opt for a product designed specifically for pets, says Dr. Reeder.
The problem with dishwashing soaps Ironically, it’s the very thing that makes Dawn and other dishwashing soaps so effective at treating wildlife affected by oil spills and at destinking your pets when they’ve been “skunked” - their excellent grease and oil removing ability - that makes these soaps inappropriate for regular bathing of your pets. When used for routine bathing of your pets, dishwashing soaps will quickly strip your pet’s skin of the natural oils that help to nourish and protect it. This leaves the skin less well-hydrated and decreases its ability to keep bacterial, yeast, and allergic irritants at bay. Dawn is not the best shampoo product for dogs with bacterial skin infections, and it's not labeled for canine or feline use, he says. Instead, you should opt for a product designed specifically for pets, says Dr. Reeder.
It only takes one day to get infested. We have 3 dogs, one is a Tibetan Terrier and we can't get the fleas off the dog for longer than a few hours, the other two are fine after a treatment. Some dogs are just more prone to fleas, takes daily dedication to keeping the fleas at bay.
The problem with dishwashing soaps Ironically, it’s the very thing that makes Dawn and other dishwashing soaps so effective at treating wildlife affected by oil spills and at destinking your pets when they’ve been “skunked” - their excellent grease and oil removing ability - that makes these soaps inappropriate for regular bathing of your pets. When used for routine bathing of your pets, dishwashing soaps will quickly strip your pet’s skin of the natural oils that help to nourish and protect it. This leaves the skin less well-hydrated and decreases its ability to keep bacterial, yeast, and allergic irritants at bay. Dawn is not the best shampoo product for dogs with bacterial skin infections, and it's not labeled for canine or feline use, he says. Instead, you should opt for a product designed specifically for pets, says Dr. Reeder.
The problem with dishwashing soaps Ironically, it’s the very thing that makes Dawn and other dishwashing soaps so effective at treating wildlife affected by oil spills and at destinking your pets when they’ve been “skunked” - their excellent grease and oil removing ability - that makes these soaps inappropriate for regular bathing of your pets. When used for routine bathing of your pets, dishwashing soaps will quickly strip your pet’s skin of the natural oils that help to nourish and protect it. This leaves the skin less well-hydrated and decreases its ability to keep bacterial, yeast, and allergic irritants at bay. Dawn is not the best shampoo product for dogs with bacterial skin infections, and it's not labeled for canine or feline use, he says. Instead, you should opt for a product designed specifically for pets, says Dr. Reeder.
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It really works!!! This has been a blessing for someone who was fighting fleas for 3 animals
Just used it on my beagle, he was goin nuts all morning... been sleeping like a baby since
Like my golden retriever he make a sound like oh oh really
Hello there! Have you tried coconut oil? I just now put it on my dog and watched the fleas die! It really works! Just comb it in their fur. I left it on her for awhile b4 giving her a bath. I actually pulled dead fleas off of her after applying the coconut oil! Its AMAZING!
Trina M. H. Thank you, I will try this tomorrow.
What kind of coconut oil?
Boy Bye I use the regular coconut oil from my supermarket in Ireland, no special brand. It does work.
The problem with dishwashing soaps
Ironically, it’s the very thing that makes Dawn and other dishwashing soaps so effective at treating wildlife affected by oil spills and at destinking your pets when they’ve been “skunked” - their excellent grease and oil removing ability - that makes these soaps inappropriate for regular bathing of your pets.
When used for routine bathing of your pets, dishwashing soaps will quickly strip your pet’s skin of the natural oils that help to nourish and protect it. This leaves the skin less well-hydrated and decreases its ability to keep bacterial, yeast, and allergic irritants at bay. Dawn is not the best shampoo product for dogs with bacterial skin infections, and it's not labeled for canine or feline use, he says. Instead, you should opt for a product designed specifically for pets, says Dr. Reeder.
Thank you. I'll try that.
I have rescue cats and kittens. Best flea treatment I have found is Bayer Advantage II, or any of copycat brands. Dawn works great; especially for kittens that are too young for flea drops. Adding a tad of lemon juice to Dawn makes it even more potent.
Dawn is gentle. If used constantly, it can irritate the skin which can lead to scratching.
Short and sweet and to the point. Thank You!!!
Juan Chavez your welcome
The problem with dishwashing soaps
Ironically, it’s the very thing that makes Dawn and other dishwashing soaps so effective at treating wildlife affected by oil spills and at destinking your pets when they’ve been “skunked” - their excellent grease and oil removing ability - that makes these soaps inappropriate for regular bathing of your pets.
When used for routine bathing of your pets, dishwashing soaps will quickly strip your pet’s skin of the natural oils that help to nourish and protect it. This leaves the skin less well-hydrated and decreases its ability to keep bacterial, yeast, and allergic irritants at bay. Dawn is not the best shampoo product for dogs with bacterial skin infections, and it's not labeled for canine or feline use, he says. Instead, you should opt for a product designed specifically for pets, says Dr. Reeder.
Very informative, thanks for posting this. You're my hero!
I live in Oklahoma as well, out in the country and no joke super fleas are real and my dogs have them, thanks for the video I will try this!
I'm in Florida sister and dawn work's great for cat's too😻
Amen!! Preach it sister!! Oklahoma fleas is driving my poor dog crazy. I'll try this and hopefully it'll help.
Thanks for this tip! I hate putting the pesticide flea treatment on my doggie. I also use food grade diatomaceous earth on my dog and cats and near the areas where they sleep. I think that's been helping too! But I'll definitely try Dawn on my dog Percy today!
Hasn't worked for me and my house looks like cocaine everywhere
Did not work well for me. I even washed my dogs 3 Saturday’s in a row, along with vacuumed everyday to include the couches and washed my bedding every 3 days. It seems to stun or maybe kill the fleas that the soap touches but does nothing for the eggs/larvae. I used Adams one time and problem solved.
Dan's Vlog did you use Adams flea and tick wash??? Or the spray??
The problem with dishwashing soaps
Ironically, it’s the very thing that makes Dawn and other dishwashing soaps so effective at treating wildlife affected by oil spills and at destinking your pets when they’ve been “skunked” - their excellent grease and oil removing ability - that makes these soaps inappropriate for regular bathing of your pets.
When used for routine bathing of your pets, dishwashing soaps will quickly strip your pet’s skin of the natural oils that help to nourish and protect it. This leaves the skin less well-hydrated and decreases its ability to keep bacterial, yeast, and allergic irritants at bay. Dawn is not the best shampoo product for dogs with bacterial skin infections, and it's not labeled for canine or feline use, he says. Instead, you should opt for a product designed specifically for pets, says Dr. Reeder.
You can get a pill from the Vet for the dog, that has helped us more than anything.
Rub coconut oil on the top of the dog particularly focusing the most on the neck in between the shoulder blades and by the rump is where fleas go the most the coconut oil is too thick for the fleas to jump and move around,
Yeppers. I live in emporium pa now my dog is load with fleas I brought fleas collar and fleas soap and another one and spray it brought it does nothing I hope when winter comes they go away ,someone said use dawn soap and white virager or apple cider for the flea
A quick couple of question: Do you apply dawn soap directly to the dog and then you put water? And how long do you leave it on?
Jessy Montealegre get your pet wet first. Then yes, I just squirted the soap on and started rubbing it in. I let it set for about five minutes and then rinsed it off.
Please feel free to like and subscribe to my channel
The problem with dishwashing soaps
Ironically, it’s the very thing that makes Dawn and other dishwashing soaps so effective at treating wildlife affected by oil spills and at destinking your pets when they’ve been “skunked” - their excellent grease and oil removing ability - that makes these soaps inappropriate for regular bathing of your pets.
When used for routine bathing of your pets, dishwashing soaps will quickly strip your pet’s skin of the natural oils that help to nourish and protect it. This leaves the skin less well-hydrated and decreases its ability to keep bacterial, yeast, and allergic irritants at bay. Dawn is not the best shampoo product for dogs with bacterial skin infections, and it's not labeled for canine or feline use, he says. Instead, you should opt for a product designed specifically for pets, says Dr. Reeder.
FUMIGATE YOUR HOME😕😕
@@garretthimyan its for Flea Bath....not for regular routine bathing 🛁
I've never had any luck with Dawn.😞
Ruth, I’ve read that It actually has to sit on the animal for 10 minutes once you rub it into the far just give them a little massage and then let it sit for 10 minutes. And then use one of those fine tooth comb’s the real tiny ones that are actually for the fleas in the lil bugs the people getting their hair sometimes.
I’m going to try here pretty soon with my little dog and I’ll let you know how it goes.
So it worked(fleas did come off) but I still have to follow up with flea medicine. My doggie still had some on her and scratching alot.
I tried the 1cup water, 4 t. Dawn & 4 t. Apple cider vinegar/ really works well. I sprayed area rugs an furniture with lemon water. I am amazed how well it worked.
Thank you for sharing these great tip 's
Just tried using Dawn on my English Bulldog, whose flea treatment didn't take. Oh my god the things were just FALLING off of her!
Do you have to use blue dawn?
It's funny how cheap it is and it really works
But how much dawn soap do you're use
Yes I’m from Oklahoma and it gets bad! Dawn works every time!
The problem with dishwashing soaps
Ironically, it’s the very thing that makes Dawn and other dishwashing soaps so effective at treating wildlife affected by oil spills and at destinking your pets when they’ve been “skunked” - their excellent grease and oil removing ability - that makes these soaps inappropriate for regular bathing of your pets.
When used for routine bathing of your pets, dishwashing soaps will quickly strip your pet’s skin of the natural oils that help to nourish and protect it. This leaves the skin less well-hydrated and decreases its ability to keep bacterial, yeast, and allergic irritants at bay. Dawn is not the best shampoo product for dogs with bacterial skin infections, and it's not labeled for canine or feline use, he says. Instead, you should opt for a product designed specifically for pets, says Dr. Reeder.
@@garretthimyan I have been using dawn on my fawn French Bulldog with zero adverse affects to his coat.His coat shines like a polished piece of gold.
@@garretthimyanA good food will replenish the dogs skin with with oils,vitamins, and minerals needed to rehydrate the skin.
This is the second video about dawn soap I live in the uk we don’t have dawn over here. If anyone’s tried another brand like fairy let me know plz
You can purchase it on Amazon
The problem with dishwashing soaps
Ironically, it’s the very thing that makes Dawn and other dishwashing soaps so effective at treating wildlife affected by oil spills and at destinking your pets when they’ve been “skunked” - their excellent grease and oil removing ability - that makes these soaps inappropriate for regular bathing of your pets.
When used for routine bathing of your pets, dishwashing soaps will quickly strip your pet’s skin of the natural oils that help to nourish and protect it. This leaves the skin less well-hydrated and decreases its ability to keep bacterial, yeast, and allergic irritants at bay. Dawn is not the best shampoo product for dogs with bacterial skin infections, and it's not labeled for canine or feline use, he says. Instead, you should opt for a product designed specifically for pets, says Dr. Reeder.
Can we use max liquid dish wash for kitten??
👍 I found about Don six months ago awesome
Odd question but this is my first time dealing with these hell parasites. Have you used dish soap in your hair if you get fleas in your hair?
High5 I have never used it on myself.
As a matter of fact , when my sister and I were young about 8 or 10years old ,my mother used detergent on our hair for lice and bugs. I can honestly testify that “IT WORKS”, the name of the detergent was BOLD.
Fleas? You mean lice?
The problem with dishwashing soaps
Ironically, it’s the very thing that makes Dawn and other dishwashing soaps so effective at treating wildlife affected by oil spills and at destinking your pets when they’ve been “skunked” - their excellent grease and oil removing ability - that makes these soaps inappropriate for regular bathing of your pets.
When used for routine bathing of your pets, dishwashing soaps will quickly strip your pet’s skin of the natural oils that help to nourish and protect it. This leaves the skin less well-hydrated and decreases its ability to keep bacterial, yeast, and allergic irritants at bay. Dawn is not the best shampoo product for dogs with bacterial skin infections, and it's not labeled for canine or feline use, he says. Instead, you should opt for a product designed specifically for pets, says Dr. Reeder.
My grandma would use Tide on us in a wash tube outside. She couldn't drive n there was a lot of kids around n it was probably all she had that day n every once in a while. We were fine. Lol Tide powder!
So helpful thank you so much
The problem with dishwashing soaps
Ironically, it’s the very thing that makes Dawn and other dishwashing soaps so effective at treating wildlife affected by oil spills and at destinking your pets when they’ve been “skunked” - their excellent grease and oil removing ability - that makes these soaps inappropriate for regular bathing of your pets.
When used for routine bathing of your pets, dishwashing soaps will quickly strip your pet’s skin of the natural oils that help to nourish and protect it. This leaves the skin less well-hydrated and decreases its ability to keep bacterial, yeast, and allergic irritants at bay. Dawn is not the best shampoo product for dogs with bacterial skin infections, and it's not labeled for canine or feline use, he says. Instead, you should opt for a product designed specifically for pets, says Dr. Reeder.
I use dawn on my yorkie . Didn't kill all the flea.
what about the eggs ?
What bout the eggs.
Saw the thumbnail and it scared me
But can I use it to clean my carpet since that's where the flea's are?
I would say try a spot that no one will see and then let it dry and see how your carpets look
@@noonmom how long did you leave the soap on before rinsing off?
Can i use other dish soap?
Cloudy Lyrics I have only used dawn because that is what is used on wild life. So I am not really sure.
@@noonmom oh okay
The problem with dishwashing soaps
Ironically, it’s the very thing that makes Dawn and other dishwashing soaps so effective at treating wildlife affected by oil spills and at destinking your pets when they’ve been “skunked” - their excellent grease and oil removing ability - that makes these soaps inappropriate for regular bathing of your pets.
When used for routine bathing of your pets, dishwashing soaps will quickly strip your pet’s skin of the natural oils that help to nourish and protect it. This leaves the skin less well-hydrated and decreases its ability to keep bacterial, yeast, and allergic irritants at bay.
The problem with dishwashing soaps
Ironically, it’s the very thing that makes Dawn and other dishwashing soaps so effective at treating wildlife affected by oil spills and at destinking your pets when they’ve been “skunked” - their excellent grease and oil removing ability - that makes these soaps inappropriate for regular bathing of your pets.
When used for routine bathing of your pets, dishwashing soaps will quickly strip your pet’s skin of the natural oils that help to nourish and protect it. This leaves the skin less well-hydrated and decreases its ability to keep bacterial, yeast, and allergic irritants at bay. Dawn is not the best shampoo product for dogs with bacterial skin infections, and it's not labeled for canine or feline use, he says. Instead, you should opt for a product designed specifically for pets, says Dr. Reeder.
Bravecto.
Dawn took me and my poor 8-week old kitten FIVE hours to remove all fleas!!! 🤬 Do not waste your time with it.
Use flea shampoo and encircle kittens’ neck with it FIRST! Also, I remember a charcoal/tar shampoo that I used on my mini poodle years ago.
i have green dawn will that work just as good or do i need the blue
alex wilson try it and let me know!
@@noonmomthanks you. it worked it killed most of them i keep seeing dead fleas fall off of my kitten.
The problem with dishwashing soaps
Ironically, it’s the very thing that makes Dawn and other dishwashing soaps so effective at treating wildlife affected by oil spills and at destinking your pets when they’ve been “skunked” - their excellent grease and oil removing ability - that makes these soaps inappropriate for regular bathing of your pets.
When used for routine bathing of your pets, dishwashing soaps will quickly strip your pet’s skin of the natural oils that help to nourish and protect it. This leaves the skin less well-hydrated and decreases its ability to keep bacterial, yeast, and allergic irritants at bay. Dawn is not the best shampoo product for dogs with bacterial skin infections, and it's not labeled for canine or feline use, he says. Instead, you should opt for a product designed specifically for pets, says Dr. Reeder.
Poor dog. He must be hurting. He is infested with fleas.
The problem with dishwashing soaps
Ironically, it’s the very thing that makes Dawn and other dishwashing soaps so effective at treating wildlife affected by oil spills and at destinking your pets when they’ve been “skunked” - their excellent grease and oil removing ability - that makes these soaps inappropriate for regular bathing of your pets.
When used for routine bathing of your pets, dishwashing soaps will quickly strip your pet’s skin of the natural oils that help to nourish and protect it. This leaves the skin less well-hydrated and decreases its ability to keep bacterial, yeast, and allergic irritants at bay. Dawn is not the best shampoo product for dogs with bacterial skin infections, and it's not labeled for canine or feline use, he says. Instead, you should opt for a product designed specifically for pets, says Dr. Reeder.
It only takes one day to get infested. We have 3 dogs, one is a Tibetan Terrier and we can't get the fleas off the dog for longer than a few hours, the other two are fine after a treatment. Some dogs are just more prone to fleas, takes daily dedication to keeping the fleas at bay.
Thx
The problem with dishwashing soaps
Ironically, it’s the very thing that makes Dawn and other dishwashing soaps so effective at treating wildlife affected by oil spills and at destinking your pets when they’ve been “skunked” - their excellent grease and oil removing ability - that makes these soaps inappropriate for regular bathing of your pets.
When used for routine bathing of your pets, dishwashing soaps will quickly strip your pet’s skin of the natural oils that help to nourish and protect it. This leaves the skin less well-hydrated and decreases its ability to keep bacterial, yeast, and allergic irritants at bay. Dawn is not the best shampoo product for dogs with bacterial skin infections, and it's not labeled for canine or feline use, he says. Instead, you should opt for a product designed specifically for pets, says Dr. Reeder.
you said you can see(mean dead fless butt no i could not see
Dude are you blind they was all over that dog.
thank you queen
The problem with dishwashing soaps
Ironically, it’s the very thing that makes Dawn and other dishwashing soaps so effective at treating wildlife affected by oil spills and at destinking your pets when they’ve been “skunked” - their excellent grease and oil removing ability - that makes these soaps inappropriate for regular bathing of your pets.
When used for routine bathing of your pets, dishwashing soaps will quickly strip your pet’s skin of the natural oils that help to nourish and protect it. This leaves the skin less well-hydrated and decreases its ability to keep bacterial, yeast, and allergic irritants at bay. Dawn is not the best shampoo product for dogs with bacterial skin infections, and it's not labeled for canine or feline use, he says. Instead, you should opt for a product designed specifically for pets, says Dr. Reeder.