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Home Remedies To Get Rid Of My Dogs Fleas

Introduction

When it comes to dogs, one of the most common issues pet owners face is fleas. While it is a good idea to take your dog to the vet for treatment, there are some home remedies you can try first. These include Diatomaceous Earth (DE), vinegar, tea tree oil, hydrogen peroxide, and lemongrass.

Diatomaceous Earth

Diatomaceous earth is a natural product that is non-toxic to humans or pets. It has the ability to kill fleas by dehydrating them, and it does not have any toxic chemicals in it. Diatomaceous earth can be used on cats and dogs, but be careful when using it with children because if they swallow anything more than a small amount of diatomaceous earth, they could get sick from this.

• It is important to note that even though diatomaceous earth is safe for humans and animals, it isn’t recommended that you eat or drink any type of this product unless you are taking it as an FDA approved supplement for some kind of medical condition like allergies or parasites in your gut microbiome.*

Vinegar

Vinegar is one of the most effective natural flea repellants. If you have a spray bottle, you can make your own solution by mixing 3 cups of water with 1 cup of vinegar. Apply the mixture to your dog’s coat, paying special attention to any areas where fleas are likely to gather (the armpits and groin area). Let sit for 10 minutes before rinsing off with cool water.

If you don’t have a spray bottle, dilute vinegar in warm water and use it as part of your dog’s sponge bath routine every few days to keep him smelling fresh and clean without toxic chemicals

Tea Tree Oil

Tea tree oil can be used as a natural flea repellent in both dogs and cats. The essential oil is derived from the leaves of the Melaleuca alternifolia plant, which grows mainly in Australia. It has been used for centuries to treat skin infections and acne, but it is also known to be an effective insect repellent.

The use of tea tree oil on pets is safe because it does not cause any side effects when applied externally—in fact, it can actually soothe irritated skin and help maintain healthy skin by keeping bacteria levels down. However, if you are curious about its safety for children (or yourself), there is some conflicting information out there about its safety during pregnancy: some sources claim that tea tree oil should only be used with caution during pregnancy while others say it’s perfectly fine as long as you stick within recommended doses!

Hydrogen Peroxide

Hydrogen peroxide can be an effective way to get rid of fleas. The solution you use should contain 3% hydrogen peroxide and water. For example, if you have a 1-gallon container, mix 1 part hydrogen peroxide with 3 parts water.

Use a spray bottle or sponge to apply this mixture to the dog’s coat and let it dry completely before letting him back outside or into his bed. You will want to repeat this process every few days until all of the fleas are gone from your dog’s coat — avoid getting any on his eyes or mouth! If you try this method on cats, they may experience irritation at best; at worst they could develop burns similar in severity to chemical burns

Lemongrass

Lemon grass is a natural flea repellent and is effective in getting rid of dog fleas. Lemon grass tea is one of the most popular home remedies used to get rid of fleas on dogs. It can also be made into an oil spray or dipped into a water solution that has been sprayed on your dog’s coat for added protection.

• Make lemon grass tea: Take 2 cups of water in a saucepan and bring it to boil. Add 5-6 pieces of lemon grass cut into 1 inch pieces to the boiling water and reduce heat to low flame before covering with lid for 10 minutes. Strain out the lemongrass pieces using strainer or cheesecloth while pouring the liquid through another container (useful if you want to store it). Use this solution as soon as possible after making because it loses its potency over time due to oxidation by air exposure.*
• Make lemon grass oil: Take 100 gms/3 oz dried lemongrass leaves & crush them into smaller pieces using a mortar & pestle until they become powder form then place them in an empty jar & add 400 ml light vegetable oil (olive, sunflower etc) & mix well till they are completely immersed under oil

Fleas are a common problem. You can try these remedies before using meds.

• Fleas are a common problem. You can try these remedies before using meds.
• Home remedies are cheaper than meds because you don’t have to buy expensive products and services
• Home remedies are safer than meds because they do not involve chemicals or drugs
• Home remedies are more natural than meds because they use simple ingredients that your pet or family can use safely
• Home remedies are more effective than meds in killing fleas when applied correctly

Conclusion

The dog is man’s best friend and it is our job to make sure they have a healthy life. Fleas can cause serious infections and diseases, but there are multiple ways to get rid of them. You can use chemical substances, but these aren’t always the best choice. Remember that you will be killing off a lot more than just fleas, which makes it important to treat your dog with something natural. There are many different essential oils to choose from when treating your dog for fleas including lavender oil, lemongrass oil, citrus essence oil, cedarwood bark extract or eucalyptus plant leaf extracts (Eucalyptus Globulus). These oils all have great antiseptic properties so they will do wonders for repelling insects like mosquitos and flies as well as lice which tend to infest dogs due to their lack of hygiene practices like bathing regularly. Diatomaceous Earth: This natural substance has been used in many countries around the world as an effective way at killing off unwanted pests in gardens without harming your plants or animals living there! Try sprinkling some diatomaceous earth on top of any areas where fleas may be hiding such as under rugs or pillows on furniture that isn’t used often enough since these small particles could stick together forming larger clumps which would attract even more insects like flies because they feed off dead skin cells left behind by humans leaving their clothes outside unattended during summer days when humidity levels rise considerably due

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