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Nobody likes fleas. They're
fast moving, jumping parasites that feed on blood. There are over 2 400
species of fleas and just one female will produce 25 000 offspring over
one month. Even though they survive through consuming blood, an adult flea
can still survive for several months without a feed. Fleas can be
difficult to keep under control. Like some parasites, they can genetically mutate
to resist pesticides usually used to eradicate them and many of the
products that are said to kill fleas, unless specified, do not destroy the
eggs. We have a number of treatments available that will kill both
the fleas and their eggs (not all products work at killing both at the
same time, even your dog's vet agrees! Dogs and fleas are never a nice mix
The dog flea product below is one such product that is naturally formulated to
dissolve the waxy coating that protects fleas, eggs and larvae and fleas
cannot become immune to its effects! That means there's no chemicals
and you can rest assure the fleas will not become immune to this
treatment!
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SYMPTOMS THAT YOUR DOG HAS
FLEAS |
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Generally speaking, if
you see your dog having an unusual scratching session, your first
thought should be your dog has fleas... Dogs don't scratch their head when they're
thinking like humans do! :) Particularly, if you witness your canine itching and
scratching on 's head, neck and ears, you should check for
fleas. Flea dirt - unlike usual ground dirt because it's generally
black and in slightly larger granules - is a usual sign of fleas. Most
of the time you would find flea dirt on the rear of your dog's back,
near the base of the tail and also the neck. Also hair loss around the
head and neck area, usually due to both the fleas inhabiting this
area, and your dog scratching it frequently, can also be a symptom.
Summarizing, the most common symptoms of
fleas are:
- Itching head, neck and ears
- Flea dirt
- Hair loss on head and neck area |
Fleas are a menace to
canines, felines and also humans (trust us, if you don't realize your
house has fleas, you'll begin to notice if your dog goes away for a week
or two!). They cause allergic dermatitis tapeworms and anemia. Most flea
eggs are lot laid on the dog but in the dog's bedding, rugs and on the
furniture so it is important to treat the indoor environment in which your
canine and even yourselves live.
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CONTROLLING FLEAS |
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We've organized this page
so that you can find the ideal flea product for your canine divided
between treatments for the dog's environment and also for the dog itself.
Before you do, check out this awesome new electronic flea comb! It's not
just a comb!
You'll come to notice our prices are
up to 70% off
what you'd pay at your veterinarian clinic and in most cases
supermarkets too! Online's the way to go! AND it's quick,
easy and there's even free delivery available (depending on your total
purchases).
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HELP ERADICATE FLEAS AROUND YOUR ENVIRONMENT |
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Most
Common Symptoms Of
Fleas Are:
- Itching head, neck and ears
- Flea dirt
- Hair loss on head and neck area
And we can help you rid them! |
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TO HELP ERADICATE FLEAS ON YOUR
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