Simple veterinary hack for Natural Flea Control

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1. Shouldn't it be washed out after a day ? I read somewhere, it could irritate the skin if it's been left in the für and on the skin.

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2. I had a flea infestation 1 time. I have a parrot so I cannot bomb house. I am deathly allergic to flea collars/ flea drops on my dogs. I got bad headaches and horrible watery eyes from them. I used salt on floor 1st floor, left for 3 days. Vacuum. Repeat. Gone.
   Dog washed in dawn dish soap and then a nice conditioner for skin. Dawn can be drying. I used diata-matious earth in my basement floor where fleas were the worst. My cat got them and liked hanging out in basement. Fleas gone.

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3. How good is this!!! Btw you're still brilliant!!!

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4. Years ago this didn’t work for my cat. In fact, it created more fleas! Is this only for dogs? Also, an accumulation of DE on the pet’s skin must be washed off periodically or the pet (in my case my cat) began to show signs of twitching in her extremities. It’s a heavy powder that must be washed off from time to time.

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5. Appreciate you Doc ❤

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6. Dr. Jones, I have notice my 7 year old cockapoo mix started to have very loose skin on her neck and body, what should I do for her? She doesn’t look like she is in any discomfort. Thank you.

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7. I use human grade DE, works!! TY for great tips

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8. There often is a recommendation to treat your yard. I find it hard to believe you can get rid of fleas by sprinkling diatomaceous earth around unless you put bucket fulls. I have a 660m2 section.. Also, would I then not kill a whole lot of other insects that are living outside? which is a no go for me. Can someone enlighten me please ?

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9. Thank you Doc. The prob is, I have a Japanese Spitz and it is very difficult to get to the base of her fur

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10. Lksterine kills fleas..definitely

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11. This absolutely works. Just remember that fleas use dogs, and sometimes humans, strictly for a meal. Whatever you find on your pets represents about 10% of their total population. As such, the ones that were not seen on your pet, roughly 90%, need to be eliminated as well. So treat your home and yard with food grade diatomaceous earth too.

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12. Sweet

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13. You are sooo right…DE is sure death to fleas..❤thx doc

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14. Tula is ADORABLE 🥰

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15. Listerine helps scalps get rid of dandruff so it is good for skin. Shiloh never has dry skin.

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16. I use listerine. It works and my Akita loves how it makes his skin feel. I Massage it in. Listerine my vet said she uses also. She is a rancher

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17. It doesn't work!!!!..I saw fleas happily crawling on my dog's skin 3 days after my dog was thoroughly dusted. I have tried numerous times in bedding as well. We need to put these myths to bed.

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18. Does it work for ticks?

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19. Your the bomb doggity. Thank you for all your recommendations.

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20. The diatomaceous earth seems to dry out my boys skin. What can i do ?

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21. Can it be used on cats?😮

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