Flea Dip

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Hartz Flea & Tick products are dangerous to pets. They are made with industrial pesticides which can cause violent reactions to pets very quickly. Google Hartz and you will see the many stories of pet owners who have seriously harmed or unintentionally killed their animals due to Hartz Pet Products.

Your animal will not be doing anymore cute tricks or funny things. Your animal will be scarred for life. This company repeatedly tests new blends on unsuspecting customers searching for a cost-effective way to treat their pet.

Many products are very unsafe for your animals. These companies do not care. They prey on poor people and jeopardize the life of a loved one. Survey Says!

Visit hartzsyndrome.org or hartzvictims.org for more information.

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This video has more to it than math and physics, but I leave that to the viewer to make their own conclusions. Everything in this video was made by me, except for the ping pong balls, but I painted them.

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http://www.canine-hotline.com/Dogs/Dog-Flea-and-Tick-Remedies We have Dog Flea & Tick Remedies, Fleas, Flea control, Kill fleas, natural flea control & so much more. Please check us out.

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My small dog, 6lbs, had a reaction to a store brand Flea Treatment. He had to spend a night at the vet for observation. Now 5 days since the flea application, he is still acting some what lethargic. He’s eating and drinking but that’s about all he does. It is so sad to see once a very playful dog just sleep all day.

I’m so sorry about what happened to your dog. It may take a little while before you see him back to his normal self. But if you don’t see any improvement by the next week, I would have him checked again. I’m not a fan of the chemical flea and tick products. My dog has suffered side effects as well. It’s especially risky when dealing with such a tiny dog. I like to search for herbal remedies for most things I can help prevent. I found a little article I bookmarked that lists a few natural alternatives to preventing Fleas and ticks. http://www.gomestic.com/Pets/Natural-Flea-and-Tick-Repellent-for-Dogs.694111 I’ve been following this since last summer and it’s been working great. Even if it isn’t 100% effective, the general health of my dog has improved. Maybe you try using these things in the future. I hope your dog gets better very soon.

My neighbor doesn’t give her indoor cats flea meds because they don’t go outside, but I’m thinking that they could probably get them anyway because we go outside. What’s your opinion? Thanks!
brutusmom – which flea med would you recommend?

You have the right idea……

Unless the animals live in a "bubble", they’ll be subjected to whatever anyone or any animal brings into the house……..diseases ( need shots ), Fleas ( need protection )……and once the fleas are IN the house, it’s very difficult to get rid of them. Much better to PREVENT them, than to have to "deal" with them later.

You may want to "discuss" this with your neighbor……..I have 11 indoor cats and they’ve all been "treated"……..I’ve been through the "flea eradication" process, and it’s not any fun……plus takes awhile to completely get rid of them, once they’ve "established" themselves.

It takes 3 WEEKS for an egg to become an "egg laying adult", so it takes quite awhile to get rid of ALL OF THEM……..

Hope this helps……….Good luck.

I dont have Fleas or any kind of parasites but was curious. If dogs can have the medicine applied once a month can humans use the same stuff too?

First off it is not necessary because Humans don’t need monthly protection. Secondly, the medicine used on dogs is not even close to safe for human use. It is almost guaranteed to cause an allergic reaction. If you were to accidentally ingest even a small amount of this you would be ill.

has anyone used Bio-Spot flea/tick control? i asked my husband to pick up flea/tick drops for the puppy, and even though he knows i use strictly Frontline, he came home with this (if you want something done right…..). i used it 6 weeks ago for the first time (with reservations) and she was fine.
last night i applied it again and she became VERY lethargic. tried to hide behind the couches. shaking while i held her. i rinsed her off and took her outside and within a few minutes she was back to normal. but why would it affect her like this? she’s bigger and i waited 6 weeks instead of 4. on the box it says for puppies, toys and minnies under 15 lbs. she’s a 7 mth old pup probably 12 lbs.
thank you olddoc- i knew HARTZ could be fatal. but i’ve never even heard of the others you listed. i’m going to check them out.
thanx becky- i wondered if it was the citrus odor too.
and i’ve always used frontline, but the rest are all big dogs.

There are just as many horror stories around about Biospot as there are Hartz:

http://www.elversonpuzzle.com/biospot.html

Lethargy is one of the symptoms being reported.

Biospot is one of those cruddy ones you can get at pet stores. These kinds of products contain permethrin, or other organophosphates, because they’re not allowed to contain anything else or the stores wouldn’t be allowed to sell them. Organosphosphates are not appropriate for application to animals!!

Chalice

My 4 month old puggle has fleas, I treated her with a Flea Treatment today. Is there anything else I can do,and how long should it take for the treatment to kill her Fleas? She is having trouble eating, and I am really worried.

First, take this pup to the vet immediately. Puppies are born anemic/hypoglycemic and fleas just add to the problem. When you take her to the vet, have her professionally dipped and get some good product on her for fleas/ticks/mosquitos. While she’s there, treat your house and your yard for fleas, because they’ll be in your carpet and on your grass outside. Take any other pets you have to be dipped as well.

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