Dog Care : Natural Flea Treatment for Puppies

A natural flea treatment for puppies involves the use of a natural shampoo containing Neem oil, which should be applied above the spine. Find out how to use Neem dip to treat a puppy withhelp from a professional dog groomer in this free video on flea treatments for puppies. Expert: Victoria Calvin Contact: www.splish-n-splashmobile.com Bio: Victoria Calvin is a professional dog groomer in Miami, and the owner of Splish-n-Splash Mobile Pet Grooming. She is a member of the National Dog Groomers Association. Filmmaker: Paul Muller

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Dog Care : How to Make Flea Shampoo for Dogs


A common mixture for homemade flea shampoo includes 10 drops of cedar oil, 10 drops of lavender and almond oil that is mixed and added to a shampoo or conditioner. Discover the importance of treating a dog regularly for fleas withhelp from a professional dog groomer in this free video on flea shampoo for dogs. Expert: Victoria Calvin Contact: www.splish-n-splashmobile.com Bio: Victoria Calvin is a professional dog groomer in Miami, and the owner of Splish-n-Splash Mobile Pet Grooming. She is a member of the National Dog Groomers Association. Filmmaker: Paul Muller

Dog Care : Natural Flea Treatment for Puppies


A natural flea treatment for puppies involves the use of a natural shampoo containing Neem oil, which should be applied above the spine. Find out how to use Neem dip to treat a puppy withhelp from a professional dog groomer in this free video on flea treatments for puppies. Expert: Victoria Calvin Contact: www.splish-n-splashmobile.com Bio: Victoria Calvin is a professional dog groomer in Miami, and the owner of Splish-n-Splash Mobile Pet Grooming. She is a member of the National Dog Groomers Association. Filmmaker: Paul Muller

Dog Care : Flea Treatments for Dogs


A common flea treatment for a dog is to use flea shampoo while bathing a dog, after which a flea dip should be used. Learn about using Frontline Plus to treat dogs that have fleas withhelp from a professional dog groomer in this free video on flea treatments for dogs. Expert: Victoria Calvin Contact: www.splish-n-splashmobile.com Bio: Victoria Calvin is a professional dog groomer in Miami, and the owner of Splish-n-Splash Mobile Pet Grooming. She is a member of the National Dog Groomers Association. Filmmaker: Paul Muller

Dog care: Why is my dog scratching?

Joe Inglis, MORETHAN vet, gives advice about dog health and the causes of scratching in dogs. Advice and opinions are Joe Inglis’ own. Always read the label on any medicine before use and if in any doubt contact your vet

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Pet Flea Control – Summer Dog Tips

For more please visit: www.DogExplorer.com – comments are moderated! Follow us on Twitter http – Every year pet owners suffer the same frustrations. Warmer weather means more parasites, especially fleas! And, despite good, veterinary approved products, some pets are still subjected to these nasty bugs! What can we do to stop the infestation? Fleas are truly a pet owner’s curse and worst nightmare. Designed to survive and efficient at reproducing, these blood-sucking pests can quickly overrun house and home! In addition to causing misery for our pets, fleas have the potential to carry serious, even deadly diseases. In order to defeat this enemy, we need to understand their life cycle and dispel persistent myths that lead to ineffective flea control. For every adult flea seen on a dog or cat, there are about 95 other fleas in various life stages (eggs, larvae and pupae) around the pet’s environment. The failure to address the juvenile life stages is a primary reason why owners never seem to win any battles against fleas. People also misunderstand how adult fleas interact with pets. Once an adult flea finds your pet, there is very little short of death that will remove that flea from your dog or cat. People want to believe that fleas jump from pet to pet, like it is often depicted in cartoons. The fact is once a flea starts taking a blood meal from an animal, the flea will die within two hours if removed from the pet. Pets acquire fleas by picking them up from the

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