Other flea management options Vacuuming on a regular basis will keep developing flea populations low. Flea larvae are likely to escape capture in carpet because they coil themselves around the fibers. Vibrations caused by vacuuming will stimulate new adult fleas […]
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Dealing with Fleas Part 2
Detection of fleas, and monitoring If pets are kept in the house, check their bodies and the areas around their cages often. One sure sign of infestation is the presence of flea dirt, black flecks. It is important to also […]
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Pull your socks up, early fall is flea season Flea bites can cause irritation and serious allergic reactions in animals and humans. The most common flea found in home and school environments, the cat flea (Ctenocephalides felis), can carry or […]
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On the whole, we recommend a stationary, wire mesh crate. Consider the size of your pet and plan ahead. Buy a crate that will accommodate your dog at an adult size. If you buy a crate that the right size […]
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Solid Frame Crates are constructed from plastic, fiberglass or Plexiglas and are most commonly used for your dog’s travel needs. They are sturdy and have solid bottoms. Usually only the sides of these crates are slotted for ventilation. Most of […]
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There are wire frame crates, solid frame crates, and soft-sided crates, but the wire frame crates allow for ventilation and easy cleaning. They usually have a plastic tray that slides in an out, which can be kept clean and fresh-smelling […]
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First, estimate the dog’s size as a puppy, and as a full grown dog. Your puppy should be able to stand, lie down, or sit in any position in the crate without restriction, and allow him room to grow. The […]
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