There are dozens of different chemical-based flea treatment and prevention products on the market, ranging from collars, sprays, powders, shampoos and vials. When used correctly, some of them can prove to be highly effective at killing these blood-sucking parasites. However,…
It’s a common assumption that heavy chemical-based insecticides are necessary to treat flea infestations. While there are certainly some powerful chemicals on the market designed specifically for fleas, there are also some home remedies which work just as well, if…
Want to know why most dog owners fail to fully treat flea infestations in their home? It’s because they assume the problem originates from their dog, so they purchase all of the name brand sprays and medicinal applications in hopes…
It’s downright frustrating when you spend $40-$60 on an expensive flea treatment medicine from your local pet supplies store only for it to have little-to-no effect on their fleas. The problem might subside for a couple of days, but then…
The market is loaded with dozens of different flea treatment products, including spot-on sprays, oral medicines, injections, powders and fume bombs to name a few. In the past, most flea treatment products worked on the principle of killing fleas with…
Still struggling to get the flea infestation in your home under control? You can spray, bomb and powder it all day long, but the problem will likely persist unless you treat the yard as well. Fleas can thrive in the…