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1. What Will Serve as Catalyst for Natural Pest Control To Act Faster for Home Fleas
August 31, 2015

Even a single flea can wreak havoc. Suppose your house becomes a flea infestation hotbed despite all your best efforts at prevention. Rest easy knowing that there is no need to use toxic pesticides in your home to resolve the problem! Fleas can be extremely difficult to get rid of when trying to avoid toxic remedies. With perseverance home remedies can work. What's irritating is that flea eggs can remain dormant for over a year and that's why sometimes when you have treated your home and felt as if it is now fleas free, they appear from nowhere! And that's why you need to be on a regular ... (read more)

Author: Theresa Flores

2. Consistent Success in Carpet Flea Control
March 05, 2014

Carpets, rugs and upholstered furniture are especially vulnerable to infestation.When fleas infest your home, they can get everywhere; in fact, any place your dog or cat frequents, fleas will be present.Vacuuming and steam cleaning carpets and rugs will help, but there are natural treatments that can be even more effective. One of these treatments is safe and uses a common everyday substance – salt. Yes, you can get rid of fleas with salt! The salt acts as a dehydration agent and dries out the bodies of the fleas. How to kill fleas using salt: Obtain some highly refined household s... (read more)

Author: Theresa Flores

3. Nature Care is Pet Care for Flea Control
November 27, 2013

Often encountered cases of severe poisoning in dogs and cats due to the overzealous application of synthetic-chemical flea treatments. And many of those poisoned animals still have fleas The most important thing to know and remember about the flea is that the majority of its life is spent away from the host animal. Fleas invade our pets only when they need a transfusion. According to holistic veterinarian Tamara Hebbler DVM, a good quality, natural pet shampoo (I like this one) will kill fleas just fine so there is no need to use harsh, chemical laden formulations on a pet that has an inf... (read more)

Author: Theresa Flores

4. All Out Flea Control Trying In and Out Factors for Success
November 21, 2013

Your first moves should be to keep your pet indoors and vacuum and comb to sweep up fleas and eggs. Flea collars and sprays may seem like an easy solution, but they often contain chemicals that can harm your pets, your children and you according to NRDC. If your pets are indoor-outdoor creatures during the warm months, your home may occasionally be host to fleas or ticks carried by your dog or cat. You cannot rid your companion of fleas by treating him or her alone, (unless you are willing to resort to pesticides). Most of the population lives and develops in your house and yard, not on ... (read more)

Author: Theresa Flores