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Natural Cure of Fleas and Ticks
Naturally curing fleas and ticks could be the best solution for the health of your pet.
Every situation is different and some pets may respond to different methods.
Some useful tips are given as follows:
1. Essential Oil Sprays:
Essential oils can be great insect repellents for animals (and humans, too).
Naturally mild these oils will can help your dog’s coat health while working at a cellular level to boost the immune system. Basic instructions for a flea, tick or mosquito spray for dogs:
For any of these following essential oils use put about 15 drops in a 14 oz. spray bottle.
Mix well and mist on your pet daily.
Lavender: Studies have shown this sweet-smelling oil is an excellent tick deterrent and prevents tick eggs from hatching.
Citronella: Citronella oil naturally repels mosquitoes, black flies, fleas and ticks.
Lemongrass: This oil works great to deter fleas and ticks.
Lemongrass oil is also useful for various skin conditions making this a great all around spray for your animals.
2. Diatomaceous Earth:
(also known as D.E.) is natural, soft, off-white colored and sedimentary rock.
Diatomaceous earth kills insects physically, not chemically.
The microscopic diatoms cut the insect’s waxy coating and shells. Then insects then dehydrate and die. Food grade Diatomaceous earth can be used directly on your pet to kill insects crawling on them. Also it can be used around the pets living area to kill any pests.
3. Flea Combs:
Use a high flea comb to catch fleas. Comb the fur of your pet regularly and then drown the caught fleas in water.
Source: Home Remedies For Fleas On Dogs
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