Electronic flea combs produce a mild electric current that kills fleas on your cat or dog. These innovative devices are an effective and chemical-free alternative to traditional flea treatments. Electronic flea combs are clean, leave no odor, and are lethal to fleas but equally safe for the environment, cats, and dogs. So, what’s the best […]
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In this post, I’ve reviewed the best flea combs for cats. Flea Combs are safer and simple flea control solutions when liked to flea spray, boric acid, or flea shampoo. With these combs, you can easily find and remove fleas, flea dirt, and eggs. Luckily, the combs are non-chemical flea control methods and suitable for kittens and puppies with sensitive or damaged skin. Summary: To
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What is flea dirt? Flea dirt (flea poop or flea frass) is the round black pepper or dandruff-looking specs made up of undigested and dried blood (dropped by fleas) after sucking blood from cats, dogs, or humans. You can find flea dirt when combing or running fingers against the grain of your cat’s or dog’s hair. Flea dirt
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Recently my friend, Jane, got a healthy-looking dog. Sadly, the dog was flea-infested. Jane applied flea shampoo on the dog to save the situation. But, she’s still worried whether “Dog Fleas Transfer to Humans?” Can the bugs jump/ bite him, his kids, or his wife? I seek to answer these questions in this short post. The
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The drier regions of the Midwest and Southwest have a “flea season” in some months of the year. But in balmy states such as Florida, fleas are highly active and reproduce throughout the year. So, it’s no brainer that one reader asked: Can cats get fleas in the winter regardless of my region? The simple
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Here’s how to use a flea comb. Hey, today I am here on my garage table with my dog Jake. I’ll demonstrate how to use a flea comb on your cat or dog. You’ll not use chemicals, and thus it’s a non-toxic process. Note: first, fleas live in the house (not on pets) – so, they’ll temporarily
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Fleas are common pests with hairy pets like cats and dogs but they can also attack humans. There are over 2000 species and some species also attack humans. This guide on how to get rid of fleas on humans has all you need to know. Unlike fury pets, fleas attacking humans like to hide either
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After I posted this article on “how to remove fleas in clothes and beddings,” a reader sent me this question – “do fleas die in the dryer.” To answer the questions, I conducted some experiments (on my dryer) and consulted my local vet. Summary: YES – dryer heat will kill fleas, eggs, larvae on bedding, curtains,
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Natural flea control methods will not leave dangerous chemical residues on your dog’s fur. But, I know you might have used flea control chemicals such as NexGard, Advantage, flea collars, flea bombs, Frontline, dog flea shampoo, etc. Chemicals aside, today we discuss step by step process to control fleas on your dog naturally. [amazon bestseller=”Best
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Fleas hiding in clothes and bedding cause disastrous effects – like intense and annoying itching and may transmit diseases like Bubonic plague and Rickettsia prowazekii. Fleas may live on clothing (dirty areas) for ~ 24 hours. But the critters cause flea bites, which many people are allergic to, and cause skin infections or blisters (pus-filled). The
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