Jan 07 2009
Goofy Dance called the “FLEA
Does your dog do this crazy dance around your house?Looks cute huh? but I bet your cute doggie doesn’t like to do this dance! Its called the “Flea” and thats because altho your dog can scratch himself and lick himself to try and keep those nasty little buggers from itching he still needs your help to get rid of them! Here are a few tips I know work becasue I have tried them on my dogs and as of yet they are no longer doing this goofy dance… When you wash your dog use Dawn dishwashing liquid. Half water and half dawn liquid mixed in together works wonders… Just add it onto your dog as you would his regular dog shampoo,be sure to leave it on for five minutes to kill the fleas…and if you use a white towel to dry him off you will see the fleas on the towel…. You can also keep dog free of fleas by using an old folks remedy such as garlic… You can rub it on his skin or sprinkle garlic powder on their food… Dogs love the taste but the fleas hate it!!! I know this works, for I’ve tried it on my dogs and I still use it and so far my dogs are no longer doing that goofy dance the “FLEA” so if you don’t want your beloved pooch to be dancing the “FLEA” then I hope you follow my tips…There are also anti-flea mineral powders and salts in your drugstore or at your vets that keep your home free of fleas. Make sure these powders are non-toxic and non-irritating to your dog. These products keep fleas and lice away from your carpets and your dogs sleeping area…………………written by Lilyruth ……….. I also found this small article in the ezine site which I thought pertained information to the article I have written ” Outside your living areas, look to your yards and garages, too. These areas must be kept free not only of trash, but also other items that may be dangerous for your pet. Stray gardening tools and mechanical tools left lying around pose special hazards for your pets.
Controlling pests especially fleas is an important aspect of holistic healing for your pet dogs. Preventive as it is, it helps ensure a clean environment for your dog that will not be able to discern whether his surroundings are clean or seemingly clean, hiding insects and pests underneath.” Source: ezine articles…
