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homeopathic flea treatments?
Summer may be allergic
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summersmommy
Posted: 10:10:45 PM 6/27/2008
I speak to some-one who has Summers brothers and she said hes very allergic to fleas, and just a couple bites and hes on antibiotics and benadryl..still not old enough for topical flea treatments. does any-one have any homeopathic suggestions.I have looked online for hours and apple cider vinegar keeps popping up.thank-you soo much.
Minniyar
Posted: 10:57:14 PM 6/27/2008
Frontline Plus for cats is usable on kittens as young as 8 weeks of age. Is he younger than that? If not, that's what I'd go for.
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Posted: 1:05:33 PM 6/28/2008
My friend bought a puppy and the poor thing was full of fleas. A neighbor suggested using Dawn dish soap. It sounded strange so my friend called his vet. The vet said it was safe. It really worked.

http://www.groomingsmarter.com/shampoo_away_fleas_fast.htm
flipgirl24
Posted: 8:09:55 PM 6/28/2008
Look at this link: http://www.shirleys-wellness-cafe.com/nosodes.htm (copy and paste link into your internet address bar). Nosodes are a homeopathic remedy that contains some of the pathogen that causes disease to help your dog increase his immunity. Here's another link for home remedies for fleas: http://www.1fleacontrol.co.uk/acatalog/flea-control-indoors.html.
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Illusionminis
Posted: 10:40:26 PM 6/28/2008
I use a spot on called natural defense. It has cinnimon oil, lemongrass oil, and some other stuff. I also use a pesicide free spay call pet-so-soft made by rio vista. I have never had a flea problem, or a tick problem period. You can also go to the pet store and purchase a citrus shampoo with D'leminoine (spelling?) in it. DO NOT GET IT INTO THE EYES. You can use a drop of mineral oil in the eyes just incase some suds where to get in there by mistake. Let shampoo sit on the dog for about 5 mins (have fun). It will kill anything alive on the puppy, but doesn't last past the bath. You would also have to spray the area and kill anything living where the puppy sleeps/plays. Good Luck
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pope1982
Posted: 11:38:33 PM 6/29/2008
Gentle formula baby shampoo also works in getting rid of an infestation.
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jaboeh02
Posted: 12:47:24 PM 6/30/2008
http://organicswholesale.com/specialty-items/pet-care/veterinary-formula/HP14708.html
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summersmommy
Posted: 6:34:48 AM 7/1/2008
thank you so much!! Dawn works, going out today to buy the products that will last beyond the bath...
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