Itch | Small Dog Flea & Tick Treatment Spot-On Solution | Dogs 2kg-10kg | Kills Fleas, Lice, Ticks, Eggs and Larvae | With Fipronil and S-methoprene | 6 Pipettes

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Itch offers personalized plans for every furry friend, with each plan taking into account your pet’s unique needs. With a straightforward three-step process, pet owners can select the best plan for their furry friends. Firstly, Itch requests information about your pet. Then, Itch recommends a plan tailored to your pet’s unique needs, and the product is delivered to your door for free, exactly when you need it. A Complete Range of Pet Wellness Products Use an anti-flea shampoo and powder to get rid of the fleas your dog currently has. Then, consider using a flea collar to prevent fleas from moving in again. Fleas like to live on a blood host. They won’t take up residence in your bed, but they will leave evidence that they’ve been there.

Chamomile tea: Chamomile tea contains dried chamomile flowers. The dried chamomile flowers contain terpenoids and flavonoids, which are natural chemicals that have antioxidant and antihistamine properties. To treat a flea bite, add a chamomile tea bag to water. Let the tea bag steep for at least 20 minutes until the water is a rich gold-brown color. Remove the tea bag from the water and squeeze the tea bag to remove excess water. Press the tea bag to your flea bites for at least 10 minutes, and then wipe your bites with a clean towel. Put the wet tea bag in a container in your refrigerator so that you can reuse it on your bites throughout the day. Antihistamines: Antihistamines are a popular flea bite treatment. Histamine is a chemical created by your immune system. Your body releases histamine after it encounters an allergen. Histamine is what makes flea bites itch. You can take an antihistamine as a pill, or you can apply it directly to your flea bite as a cream or ointment. The symptoms of a flea bite vary. If the flea has a disease or an allergic reaction occurs, the symptoms may be more severe. Based on an untreated pet having 5 fleas not being groomed off, each laying 50 eggs per day, developing into new fleas in 14 days and new fleas jumping on and laying more eggs.After a flea bites you, a small, discolored bump forms. A discolored ring or halo may appear around the bite. Flea bites may appear in a straight line or a cluster of many bites. If your pet does not like being held, be sure to have another person there to help you! For cats (and maybe even small dogs), you can wrap them up in a blanket (a purr-ito) so they can’t scratch or wriggle away! Visible Signs of Dying Fleas - Fleas might not drop off immediately after treatment, but you may notice dying fleas with impaired movement. Aloe vera: Aloe vera is a succulent plant. The gel in its leaves contains salicylic acid, which relieves itching and pain. You can apply aloe gel directly to your flea bite. Top tip: If you think you’ve found flea dirt, run a damp cotton wool pad over it. If the dirt turns red, those fleas aren’t dead. This means you’re dealing with a live infestation.

If your pet likes to sleep near your head, you may see bites in your elbow bends and on your upper body as well. Red dots on your face or chest may also be a sign of fleas. Did you know that just 5 fleas on an untreated pooch can lead to more than 1 million eggs infesting your home in only 4 weeks*? Gulp. But where do fleas come from?Flea shampoo: Soak your pet in warm water and thoroughly apply a flea shampoo. Avoid getting shampoo in your pet’s eyes and mouth. Let’s not forget about worms. Most gastrointestinal (GI) worms will squirm their way in when your pet accidentally eats worm eggs or larvae (gross, we know. And yes - it does happen!). Medicine: Give your pet over-the-counter or prescription flea medicines. Some medicines are oral (taken by mouth). Other medicines are topical (put on the skin). Remember that the vacuum bag will contain flea eggs and pupae so always dispose of it immediately in a bin outside.

Worms can wreak havoc on your pet's health, given half a chance and they're not just a threat to your pet. They can be a threat to people too - especially young children or those living with a weakened immune system.If your pet has fleas, the eggs may roll off their fur and onto your bed, where they’ll hatch. Adult fleas can jump long distances and may make their way onto bedding. You may have additional side effects if you’re allergic to fleas or have a strong reaction to the bites. Symptoms include: Give your pets the longest and healthiest life possible with Itch. With these money-saving hints from our deal experts, your cats and dogs with stay happy and safe for longer, without you needing to break the bank. Free first month First of all, make sure that all doors and windows are closed. There shouldn’t be any pets around when you treat the room. And we’re not just talking dogs and cats - this also applies to birds, reptiles, insects, spiders and aquariums, where possible).

Did you know that just 5 fleas on an untreated pet can lead to more than 1 million eggs infesting your home in only 4 weeks?* Gulp. But where do they come from?Regarding your home, you’ll want to vacuum your carpets, which is where fleas like to hide. Throw out the bag or dump the vacuum’s contents outside. Male and female fleas bite. They feed on your blood as part of their diet. Female fleas lay eggs after feeding on blood. In some flea species, flea babies feed on adult flea poop, which contains blood. What are the symptoms of a flea bite? Once you’ve sprayed, leave the room and give it half an hour before ventilating the area by opening the windows and doors for at least an hour. fleas on an untreated pet can lead to 1 million + eggs infesting your home in as little as 4 weeks*. That’s why it’s important you give your dog their flea treatment every month to stop any unwanted lodgers moving in. And worms don’t just affect our pets - they can give us humans grief as well (particularly young children or anyone with a weakened immune system).