Effective Flea Treatment for Dogs: How to Handle It
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Method 1
When using a finetoothed comb to groom your dog, fleas can sometimes become trapped in the bristles. If this happens, avoid squashing them by hand. Instead, you can kill them by placing them on a strip of tape or immersing them in water containing dissolved detergent. This is because squashing a flea can cause its eggs to disperse, potentially leading to the eggs being ingested by your dog and developing into parasites within its body.
Method 2
Ensure a thorough cleaning at home. Fleas that escape and those that fall onto your bed must be thoroughly vacuumed up. Pay special attention to the corners of rooms, the edges of wooden floors, and the fibers of carpets. If a thorough cleaning is not possible, consider spraying insecticides in the room or placing insecticide powders under carpets and blankets. Be cautious with insecticides, as they can be harmful to humans and pets. Use them only as a last resort and avoid overuse.
Method 3
Maintaining your dog's cleanliness is key to flea control. Use a specialized flea shampoo and conditioner along with a comb designed for fleas. Start from the head and gradually wet the dog's coat, gently combing out fleas as you go.
Method 4
For dogs that dislike baths, use a flea powder. Separate the areas of your dog's coat where fleas might be hiding, sprinkle the powder, and then brush through the coat with a brush. Repeat this process every 2 to 3 days, but avoid using the powder daily.
Method 5
Take fresh orange peels, cut them into pieces, and wrap them in a cheesecloth to squeeze out the juice. Dilute the juice with 500 grams of hot water and mix well. Once the water has cooled, spray it onto your dog. Alternatively, soak a towel in the orange juice solution and wrap it around your dog. After an hour, the fleas on your dog should be eliminated.
Tip:
For more information on dealing with fleas, check out our article, "The Easiest Way to Get Rid of Fleas in Dogs."
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