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A simple solution for dog flea problem
Dog fleas are probably the worst little insects on earth. At least that's what your dog might tell you if they could talk. They go outdoors to have a little fun and come back itching all over. The question that has everyone "itching" is how do we get rid of dog fleas? First things first, you need to learn more about fleas, how they survive, where they lay their eggs and what you can do to prevent them from attacking your dog. A simple solution for this problem is in the shape of a flea spray for dogs.
Dog flea sprays presented on this page are all pet friendly. With these sprays, you can spray around the resting place of your pet without having to worry about hurting your pet (please refer to the instructional guide on the back label of your purchased product before application).
Dog Flea Control
Using a dog flea spray is one of the most effective and less painful methods for your dog. To restrict the activities of fleas is of high priority if you want to save your dogs and other pets from fleas. The activities of fleas are more prominent during certain seasons of the year. Using a dog flea spray is quite safe and a less expensive method to get rid of these fleas in just a few seconds even during peak seasons.
How to Use A Dog Flea Spray
A light and even coverage of the hair coat will provide efficient flea control. You can even ruffle the coat while spraying against the natural layer of the hair. Avoid your animal’s eye area by covering them with your hands. With a firm fast stroke, spray the head, ears and chest. With a cloth, rub into the face, around the mouth, nose, and eyes. Then spray the neck, middle and hind quarters, finishing with the legs and tail last. Apply at the rate of 1 or 2 squeezes of the trigger sprayer per pound of body weight. For larger dogs, spray until damp, but do not saturate.
Compared to other dog flea sprays, professional flea sprays for dogs have a longer residual effect. Even after the application has dried, the chemicals will still have a lasting effect against fleas. Many of the products presented here, will kill all stages of fleas which will prove to be very effective for optimal flea control. For more preventive measures and lasting results, we recommend professional grade dog flea sprays.
Keep in mind that all product labels and MSDS labels must be read thoroughly to ensure the safety of your family and pets.
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Q. how do i get rid of fleas
I have a infestation of fleas inside and outside the home as well as on my cat and puppy. I also have an infestation of little black odorous ants and fruit flies inside the home. What would be the best product to eliminate all of these pests?
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Unfortunately, there is not one product that will completely eliminate all these different pests as they are completely different in how they are biologically formatted.
Even their food is different. The sprays that you find may be able to control them in a limited way but they will not completely eliminate them.
Fruit flies are easy to get rid of with a fruit fly trap like the Vector fruit fly trap or a Flyweb light
Ant control is mostly done with an ant bait like the Dupont Advion Ant Bait Gel or Ant Bait Stations.
flea control will depend on the size of the infestation. For heavy infestations, many people use flea foggers like Precor plus Fogger, as an initial treatment. Once the fogger has settled after 2-3 hours, you will ventilate the room and vaccuum thoroughly.
Dispose of the vaccuum bags in an airtight bag immediately. After about 2 weeks, you can do follow up treatments in concentrated areas with an aerosol spray like Precor 2000 or a liquid concentrate spray like Demize.
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Q. best flea treatment for dogs
My dog has had fleas recently. I wanted to know if "V CLEAN-OUT (or EVERCIDE) INSECT FOGGER" would be effective enough for my house.
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V Clean out or Evercide foggers target many pests including fleas but do not contain a flea growth regulator.
If you are wanting to use a fogger for flea treatment I would recommend the Precor fogger for it contains an IGR (Insect Growth Regulator) which will help you to control their numbers for up to 7 months.
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Q. How do I get rid of fleas inside and out.
I have a home with hardwood floors except in three of my closets two of which are very small. I have treated with store bought flea spray but it is not helping. My 15 month old seems to be the only one getting the wrath of the fleas. I need an immediate soluction but can not afford a pest company. How should I handle this? Also if I use a fogger do I have to remove all my dishes and all the babies toys, etc. ?
A. Rather than using a fogger for your particular situation, we would recommend using Ultracide (Aerosol Spray). This product should be applied to crack and crevices such as along the baseboard areas and in side the closet along all crack/crevices and in general areas where you are seeing most of the flea activity. Once it has fully dried it is safe to reoccupy the area.
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Q. Which one of the products is most active on the fleas ? As for keeping them wiped down and keeping there beds sprayed? And what is the best for our yards
A. There are different products available depending on the area you are treating and the level of infestation. For areas like areas where your pet rests, we recommend an aerosol like Ultracide or Precor 2000. These sprays are to be sprayed around your pet's bed and underneath it but not directly onto the bed where there is direct contact with the pet. Also, all treated areas must be fully dried before reentry. Precor 2000 or Ultracide must be reapplied once every two weeks. Outdoors, we recommend a product called Conquer. It is a liquid concentrate spray that must be diluted in water before application. It can be sprayed around the entire perimeter of the house and especially around door frames and lowered window frames. Conquer must be applied once every two months. If you have any further questions or comments, please feel free to contact us again.
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Q. flea spray
flea's indoor, can i use talstar on the carpet? thanks
A. Talstar Pro is not labeled for a broadcast spray inside the house. If you are looking for a flea killer that is labeled for use inside as a broadcast spray, we recommend Zenprox EC.
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Q. dog fleas
I used the flea control kit that included the ultracide and the spray for the dog. The fleas are gone in the house but not in the yard. How or what or both do you have to het rid of fleas for the yard? talked to a pest control man but he wasent much help. What do you have to control this problem? thanks,
A. The best product to use for outdoor treatment for fleas would be a type of granular. A good granular to use for flea treatment would be Delta Guard Granular. Applying the granular around the whole perimeter of your home and on the lawn is highly recommended.
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Q. flea season
I have had problems with fleas at the beginning of flea season for the last few years can you please recommend a good flea insecticide that I can use along with nyguard
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Demize EC is specifically made for fleas but only has a 15 minute knockdown kill.
LambdaStar Liquid Insecticide is also a great product for flea control. If you are using these indoors, you must allow the treated area to completely dry before reentry.
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