How to Keep Dog Fleas Under Control - part 1
Posted by Clare Bristow
You usually become aware of the need for dog flea control once your dog has fleas. Your first job is to to get rid of the existing fleas and then maintain a regular flea prevention program.
There are four steps to a flea control program: eliminate fleas from inside the house; eliminate fleas outside the house; remove fleas from your dog; and, prevent fleas returning to your house and pet. I am going to look at the first two today.
It appears an involved procedure to rid your home from such a small parasite, but once you understand the life cycle of the flea you can see why each of the 4 steps is important.
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Fleas Facts - how to tell if your dog has fleas
Posted by Clare Bristow
If you live in the Northern Hemisphere, then this is the time of year to be especially vigilant for [tag]fleas[/tag]; here in New Zealand we have to be on alert all through the year.
Fleas thrive in warm and moist environments. May through to September are the months when you are more likely to see fleas, and in temperate climates they are active all year.
What are the symptoms of fleas?
Dogs react differently fleas, so you could see any of the following:
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