Does a month old teddy have fleas? How do I get rid of it?

Basically, you won't take it out when you're a month old, it's okay if it's not smelly, as long as it's not dirty at home, there will be no fleas, my family's 3 months of vaccine is all over before the first bath, no fleas, downstairs, you should smell is not ear odor, Teddy basically has no body odor, my family hasn't taken a bath for 3 months, the smell is ear odor, you wipe it with a cotton swab to see if there is a reddish-brown, if there are ear mites, just buy ear oil to wipe it.

You don't have a dog on the first floor, do you? It is best not to wash the dog for a month, it will get sick. And you can't use 84 I think the dog will die.

If you do it in a clean place, you won't get fleas, but if you do it in a damp and dirty place. It's okay to keep it clean.

Upstairs, may I ask, I'm also bothered by this problem, so help me! My family is also a more than month-old Teddy, probably because he hasn't taken a bath for too long, he has body odor, because he hasn't had an injection and is too small to wash, and the smell on his body will grow fleas? But the home is very clean!!

How can I find out if there is any??

The pet store has a flea collar to bring to it, you can go to the pet hospital for consultation for the specific situation, remember not to bathe, do not use toilet water, the smell is too big to damage the puppy's sense of smell.

Bathe the puppy.

With pet exclusive use.

You can use 84 disinfectant at home.

Carry out disinfection.

Buy a bottle of St. Louvi to remove insects, plus take a bath every week.

If only you were in a clean place, you wouldn't have fleas! Are you worried? Nothing!

Regularly deworm, bathe, go to the grass to play and scrub when you get home!

We can do some simple checks at home, and the methods are as follows:

1.Test and check with a white towel

The best way to check for fleas on each dog (especially if the dog has dark or thick hair) is to use a white towel or piece of white paper. We let the dog lie on a white towel, comb it, and in the process of grooming, if you find dirt or dark spots falling on the white towel or white paper, stun the dirt with water. Because the flea's feces contain blood, if it gets wet and appears reddish-brown, it is almost certain that there are fleas on the body.

2.Visual inspection

Usually visual inspection, we will start from the dog's back or abdomen, many fleas like to hide in the dog's belly, which is relatively soft and warm. Of course, the tail is also where they like to hide.

3.Use a flea comb for your dog

There is also a method, there is a comb called flea comb, which is specially used to comb the hair to see if there are fleas, the comb teeth of this comb are very spacing, and it is more convenient to use a comb for some long-haired dogs. In the process of combing, some fleas that do not react so quickly may really be stuck between the teeth of the comb, at this time we can put the comb into a bowl of hot water prepared in advance, and the fleas will be "corrected on the spot". Of course, there is a good chance that fleas will take advantage of this to jump away, so it's a good idea to cover the bowl with something when you reach into the water.

As the weather gets hotter and the dog goes out for a longer time, the chance of getting flea-prone is higher. So after we take the dog out for a walk, for the sake of safety and hygiene, it is best to check the dog's hair diligently to see if it has accidentally brought the "guest" home.

If you are really unfortunate enough to be infected with fleas, don't worry, Xiao Mengjun has also introduced a lot of flea methods to you before, and there are many flea removal products on the market, you can choose according to your actual situation.

You can see if Teddy has any hair loss, and if there is partial hair loss, it means that there are fleas on his body.

If Teddy often skips eating or has a loss of appetite, there is a good chance that he has fleas. At this time, it should be bathed frequently.

See if the dog scratches or rolls frequently, because fleas can itch on the dog's body, and the dog can't help but want to get rid of it.

**Teddy's methods of fleas are:

1. Trim the hair of the teddy dog properly, bathe the pet with flea detergent every week, and it is best not to use carpets at home.

2. Use avermectin and propylthioben tablets to deworm twice in spring and autumn. Long-acting avermectin has been developed, and the blood concentration of Teddy can be maintained for 3 months after administration, and the effect is good.

3. Keep the indoor and outdoor environment clean and tidy, and do not let Teddy touch the debris accumulated inside and outside the house, underground garage and other places. At the same time, avoid the proximity of stray cats and dogs.

Take Teddy for in vitro deworming regularly. Deworming is generally done with drops, which are dropped directly on the dog's neck, which will repel fleas from the dog in a short period of time.

Take Teddy to the bath regularly, because the frequency of deworming is relatively low, and the bath is generally washed once a week, only *** dog hair hygiene, so that fleas will not appear, my family generally uses Shakin's flea removal shampoo in the season when there are more mosquitoes.

Pay attention to the environmental hygiene at home, and take Teddy to woods and grasses where there are more insects, so as to prevent dogs from getting fleas due to environmental problems.

If you need it, you can bring a Shakin's flea collar, so that even if it is stained with eggs, it will be quickly killed.

1.When a flea is found on Teddy's dog, Teddy needs to be given an urgent in vitro deworming treatment.

2.In vitro deworming sprays can be chosen, which are more effective in killing fleas.

3.If it is a puppy teddy, it needs to be given in dose.

4.Adult fleas can release 50-500 eggs into the environment every day, so the breeding environment of Teddy Dogs also needs to be sprayed with insect repellent sprays to sanitize flea adults and flea eggs.

5.In addition, there are many other brands of flea repellent drugs on the market, and daily prevention can be selected according to the situation.

6.In addition to this, because fleas are intermediate hosts for the transmission of tapeworms.

7.Therefore, after discovering that Teddy is infected with fleas, he should also give Teddy some oral anthelmintic drugs to kill the body, especially those containing tapeworms.

There are several ways to get rid of fleas on Teddy:

1. Buy flea powder or other pesticides on the market. Fleas are removed once a week, and the fleas on Teddy's body are basically eliminated after 1 month of continuous use. If the fleas of the teddy dog have not been completely removed after 1 month, then the use time should be extended.

2. Go to a professional pet hospital to buy a liquid medicine for removing fleas. Give the teddy dog a medicated bath to get rid of fleas when you get home. Mild fleas can be soaked in a medicated bath with biformidine (dogs** cannot be used when there are tattered places).

3. If the teddy dog is only slightly infected with fleas, you can also put a flea collar on it. Regardless of whether your dog has a serious flea infestation or not, you can use special flea drops to get rid of fleas for your teddy dog.

In addition to the above methods can be used to get rid of fleas for teddy dogs. Environmental hygiene in life should also be paid attention to, timely cleaning and disinfection, and maintaining the hygiene of the kennel and other environments, in order to better prevent teddy dogs from being infected with fleas.

Are you sure it's a flea?

These are ectoparasites, and they don't grow out! And it's a matter of external infection! Raising a dog, vaccination, in vivo, and in vitro deworming are all things that need to be done on a regular basis, and this is the foundation!

Ectoparasites are generally used (dog 20 Furyn big pet and other drops).

When the flea bites and sucks blood, it will discharge black stools, like dust, which are often mistaken for flea eggs. Turning over the hair, sometimes you can't find fleas, only to see piles of "black sand", these "black sand", when they touch water, dissolve into blood, you can easily distinguish this is the defecation of fleas and not dust.

Adult fleas can go up to 12 months without eating anything, and will suck blood to get nutrients whenever they have the chance. Since fleas have no specific host, they can be parasitized on a variety of hairy animals, even hairy inanimate objects (such as carpets). Therefore, controlling fleas on pets alone will not eliminate fleas.

The female flea will ovulate on the host (animal) after sucking blood, the eggs are white as the size of salt grains, non-sticky so they are easy to fall, and the larvae may hatch within 2 days to 2 weeks after being laid, and the larvae are white or milky white; They will usually hide in cracks in the floor, under carpets, pet beds, and the larvae will only eat a little bit such as adult feces or organic debris from the environment (human or animal dander, food scraps, etc.), which will then turn into cocoons. After that, the fleas can turn into adult fleas within 7 days to a few months, depending on the environmental conditions. When there are many fleas on the pet's body, its eggs and black flea droppings can be found together, and if red stains are found, they are formed after the feces are wet.

Cat fleas can lay eggs under the coat of animals, as well as on cloth and carpets. Fleas outside the animal will starve to death without blood, but the eggs can survive the winter with the protection of the eggshell. When the spring flowers bloom, they hatch and return to the animals to parasitize.

Therefore, when there are pets such as cats and dogs at home, it is best not to use carpets, which hide dirt and dirt, and are also a breeding ground for fleas. In addition, outdoor grass is also a breeding ground for fleas to lay eggs, because dogs and cats will move on the grass.

Fleas search for their "prey" through heat sources. The larvae, which have just emerged from the cocoon, are eager to suck blood, and after finding the location of the host by discerning the direction of the heat released by the animal's body, they will jump over it vigorously.

Drops: Generally, the "spine line" (a line from the neck to the tail) on the back of the pet is used on the neck, back and tail 3 drops. Then take a little medication on the abdomen (no mandatory place, usually under the armpit).

How to use the drops: Remove the pet hair until **exposed**, then drop directly on**. Wait for the medicine to be naturally absorbed.

Dosage of drops: If you go to the e-pet to buy that Fulayen, the specific dosage depends on the instructions for use.

Frequency of use: (It is recommended to use it after each bath) for details, depending on the different descriptions of different products.

Spray: Spray against the hair, spray all over the body, let the drug be sprayed directly on the **, and dry naturally.

With Fryon, not serious with drops, serious with sprays or drops + sprays together.

I bought a shower gel for fleas for it, and it is an effective way to prevent fleas by paying attention to dog hygiene, bathing frequently, combing frequently, and basking in the sun more. In addition, it is also a good idea to use an anti-flea collar. This kind of collar contains flea killers, there are many small holes in the collar, the drug is leaked through the small holes, and most of the dog's body is scattered, and it can play its role in repelling or killing fleas.

However, it should be noted that some dogs can cause allergies after long-term use.

Go to the market and buy a medicine to get fleas, then bathe him, bathe him frequently.

The effect of internal anthelmintic drugs on the insect body in the stomach and intestines is 100%! After 24 hours, about 80% of the metabolism is lost! There is also about 20% into the blood decreasing continuous effect of about 7 days to completely metabolize!

Whether you change your medication or continue to use the same type of medication, it usually takes 7-10 days apart! (For dogs, it is generally used Bayer, Cibato, SmithKline intestinal worm clear).

Some drugs are used for several days to enhance the maintenance of drug peaks All medications are based on the drug instructions! Don't mess around!

In general, no medication (including anthelmintic drugs) should be used during the vaccination of puppies, the first deworming is done in about 30 days, once a month, and once in 3 months after 5 months.

Don't just do internal deworming.

There is also an in vitro deworming ---

Many diseases are transmitted through ectoparasites, and some are zoonotic).

Generally, the use of Fulion big pet (personal recommendation is to play 20) These are the drops! When the drug is instilled into several areas, it enters the bloodstream and acts to kill ectoparasites and prevent re-infection (prophylaxis is valid for 2-3 months).

Cheaper*** More detoxification medicinal bath (also has a killing effect to prevent reinfection for about 3 months - pay attention to the amount of water) Another way to use this drug is to buy a watering can for watering the water and disinfect the environment after mixing it with water - it can repel parasites in the environment.

It's better to take it to a pet store to deal with.

Take it to the pet store for deworming.