Dr. Mike walks you through the process of checking your dog or cat for fleas; what to look for, how to use a flea comb, what is flea dirt, and the importance of starting a flea control program such as oral tablets. Pet care advice.
How to treat fleas on dogs and cats: Dr. Wayne Rosenkrantz, DVM, DACVD, discusses the complications that fleas can cause for your pet and the treatment options available. Dr. Rosenkrantz is board certified in animal dermatology. The doctor discusses fleas on dogs, cats, puppies and kittens. This information is not meant to replace the advice of your regular veterinarian. Video Rating: 5 / 5
K9 Advantix is a topical flea pet med to help kill fleas and keep them off your dog for an entire month. Keeping fleas off your dog can also help reduce the risk of flea allergy dermatitis and contracting flea borne diseases like tapeworms. Buy your dog’s K9 Advantix flea medicine for less from PetMeds, America’s Largest Pet Pharmacy. Save today on K9 Advantix: www.1800petmeds.com Video Rating: 0 / 5
Help for dogs and cats with flea allergies or flea bite dermatitis. Dr. Colleen Smith discusses natural treatments to rid your pet of fleas. To view other pet health videos, visit www.holisticpetinfo.com Video Rating: 5 / 5
Dogs and cats with atopy suffer from itchy skin and may bite or lick themselves excessively. Dr. Colleen Smith offers tips for this condition, including suggestions like Omega 3 fatty acids and immune support supplements. View this and other videos at www.holisticpetinfo.com. Video Rating: 5 / 5
My dog is a 4mos golden. He is very itchy. Made a vet appt for allergy testing but its 1 1/2 away. When I brushed his hair this morning I looked for bugs, but saw nothing. Would I be able to see fleas if he had them or do they bury themselves in the skin and arent visible? Thanks in advance for the advice!