FLEAS DEEP DIVE! Treating All Stages of Flea Life Cycle
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- Wave goodbye to those pesky fleas forever! 🐾 Dive deep into the life of a flea 🥚🐛🦋🐜, debunk myths, and present effective solutions. This is essential for every pet parent & lover! From organic products 🌿 to strengthening your pet's immunity 🐕, we've got all bases covered. #NoMoreFleas #PetLove #PetHealth 💕
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Thanks so much, i nearly caved and got the poison, as beennusing DE on cats and vacuuming every day anf combing for weeks and no change.... Going to have another go with a lemon thyme spray on cats, de around house and MORE vaccuming. And some prayer 😂. Please wish me flea free as the rest of my life is calling to me 🙏🧡
I live in Ohio it has been a very wet spring and summer. I have not had a flea problem in years! I'm using Project Suds to solve the flea problem, which works great. I love the fragrance of essential oils. Thank you so much for all the info. I have also found a vet who uses holistic medicine. And Im making my dog's food now! THANK YOU!
For over 30 years, I thought the natural methods I had been using with my dogs to prevent fleas was working. Then we got a flea infestation. For FIVE YEARS I battled fleas. I vacuumed daily. I treated every crack and crevice with salt. I spread borax on carpets, let it sit for 30 minutes, then vacuumed it up. I washed all people and pet beds daily. I sprayed flea-repelling EO's on my dogs. I used a flea comb on my dogs every time they went outdoors (a dozen times a day!), dipping the flea combs in soapy water if they pulled off any fleas to kill the fleas. I sprayed the yard with soapy water, especially in shady areas weekly, and then spread DE (specifically sold as an insecticide) everywhere in the yard after it had dried. And we STILL had fleas! I decided to find out if the DE was even effective, so I put some fleas in a baby food jar with some DE in the jar, and a week later, the fleas were STILL alive. Turns out that DE is only effective against soft-bodied insects, like flea larvae. (Which is a good reason why you shouldn't apply DE to your pet, because it doesn't repell fleas, and it doesn't kill the adult fleas that get on your pet.) I resorted to a topical flea chemical, and while it cut down on the fleas, we STILL had fleas.
Then the city came and removed all the feral cats in the neighborhood, after a little girl was killed by a car swerving to miss hitting a feral cat running across the road. And suddenly, the fleas were gone. The feral cats were spreading the fleas into our yard. Squirrels are rarely the source of fleas, and in fact, can reduce flea problems. But the feral cats had killed all the squirrels. Squirrels are also one of the primary predators of mice, and we had developed a major mice infestation. And the mice were spreading the fleas. The feral cats killed all the songbirds in the area. (It was strangely silent in our neighborhood for five years.) Songbirds will eat fleas. The feral cats killed all the rabbits in the area. Rabbits rarely spread fleas. The songbirds killed all the snakes in the area. Snakes kill the mice that spread fleas. But for some damn reason, the feral cats ignored the mice.
When the city removed the feral cats, the songbirds came back, the snakes came back, the squirrels came back, the rabbits came back, and within a few weeks, the flea problem stopped.
The thing that bothers me the most about all of this is that I learned that the feral cat population was maintained by local volunteers using a spay-and-release program, but the feral cats kept growing in number. It turns out that they only become territorial when females have kittens, or intact males are still able to impregnate fertile females. And in the meantime, cats are normally communal, so feral cats will seek out groups of other feral cats, and the cat population will continue to grow, in spite of a spay-and-release program, until the number of feral cats outstrips the available food in the area. But people were leaving out cat food for the feral cats, so they didn't have an incentive to stop attracting more feral cats. But cats are also one of the species that will kill just for fun, so they used people's bird feeders as targets to pick off the local song bird population. And ironically, they only hunted during the day, so they missed all the mice that are nocturnal.
Not a week went by that we didn't have car accidents in the community because of people trying to dodge feral cats running across the road. They would get in cat fights outside my bedroom window in the middle of the night. They would use my potted plants as litter boxes, and spray my front door with urine, marking their territory. And they were traveling the neighborhood daily, spreading fleas everywhere they went.
After the feral cats were gone, some bobcats moved into the neighborhood. They didn't spread fleas. They didn't kill all the songbirds. They didn't kill all the snakes. They didn't kill all the squirrels. They didn't kill all the rabbits. But they did keep the mice population under control very nicely, because they are primarily nocturnal hunters. (Birds, and snakes, and squirrels, and rabbits are all primarily awake during the day.) Nature is much better at managing flea problems than artificially created environments where house cats, which are not native to the area, are allowed to be outdoor cats, drawing feral cats into the area. And contrary to popular belief, house cats are primarily awake during the daytime, which is why they missed hunting the mice. (My dogs do a better job of catching mice than any of my cats ever have.) The city banned outdoor cats, and ordered hefty fines for people violating the law. And they have stopped the spay-and-release program in our neighborhood, and just get rid of any feral cats that show up. And we haven't had a flea problem, ever since.
But we have had problems with ticks, because we walk our dogs in a local park that has a stream running through it, and the city is not allowed to use pesticides near the stream. I was picking a dozen ticks off my dogs every time we took them for walks. But then I discovered brewer's yeast and garlic. And the day after I started giving my dogs brewer's yeast and garlic, we have not had a single tick since. The ticks ended so abruptly that it couldn't have been for any other reason than the brewer's yeast and garlic. I don't know why I didn't learn about brewer's yeast and garlic back when we were having the flea infestation, so I don't know how effective it might have been to repel fleas on my dogs. But it certainly seems to be effective at repelling the ticks in our area. It also repels mosquitoes.
I've heard people who didn't have any luck with brewer's yeast and garlic repelling ticks in their area, so it might have to do with the particular species of ticks in your area. We have mainly dog ticks and Lone Star ticks in our area. But we've had our current dogs on brewer's yeast and garlic for the last three years, and it's been very effective at preventing ticks on our dogs.
What brand do you buy for the brewers yeast and garlic? Also, we found a flea in the house yesterday. Kind of freaking out
Thanks for sharing your experience! I went through a battle with fleas last fall, first time in the 7 years we've lived here. Like you, I commited to a natural approach, 8 weeks of daily vacuuming, flea combing, and bedding washes to win the war. I also discovered Wolf Creek's flea defender food topper through Dr. Judy's recommendation and added that. My neighbors cats are the likely hosts so we will continue with the food topper as a preventative and see what happens this season.
I'm in the U.k , what form of brewers yesterday do you give your dogs? 😊
Whoa, exacly my battle right now. Cats brought the fleas and now flea infestation. I had no problems until the cats showed up. Natural does not work for flea infestation.
@@lightfaeries7I’m UK. I sure Proflax “ keep them off “ It contains brewers yeast , garlic and neem . 😊
I love that you educate us and help us see through the weeds on so many topics! I also really appreciate that you warehouse products you have vetted so it's a one stop shop! Thank You Dr. Judy Morgan!!!!!
After this past warm, wet winter and spring the fleas are exceptionally bad here in California.
I am in CA too and we are having a heck of a time getting rid of them on our pets!
Added Flea Traps to my arsenal along with everything you mentioned in your video. Found the "beasts" hiding in hay bales 🤣
I agree with Jerry/Geri! Thank you for all your time and invaluable information you share including product information. You (and your daughter) are making a huge impact in the health care of our fury family members like never before. Thank you for helping us to help them!! Somehow hearing you go through the (flea) routine naturally helps me to know I'm not crazy for doing it either!
Thank you Dr Judy 🙌🫶
Thanks for mentioning the Project Sudz bar. I didn't even know those existed! :)
Dr, we are SO grateful for your generous, selfless & comprehensive info ‼️💙💛🤎
Probably the best thing I did to get rid of fleas was to move and a fresh diet. (I do feed freeze dried raw and make my own), moving having more of an impact. Great information as not everyone can just up and leave.
If you had to use one of the conventional products for ticks as well. Do you recommended any?
@VeronicaMarce Thank you! I'll look into that. I brought in 2 feral cats that were bonded & unfortunately brought Giardia in with them. I never heard of that before. I unfortunately didn't know how bad the medicine was either. So we did a round of metronidazole & 2 rounds of panacur. I've learned a lot about metronidazole how bad it is & I'll ever use again!! Only one good thing about this experience is that it sent me on a path to holistic & species appropriate diets for my babies. Switching to raw & giving them S. Boulardi has had a tremendous impact on the diarrhea sympton, but they have really stinky poo with some blood still & sometimes some very mooch, mucus. I can't let them out of my spare bedroom to roam my home freely or my other cat will get it. It breaks my heart. I feel sick not knowing how to get rid of it. It's damaged their gut biome. I have them on fecal transplant but I feel like it's a never ending cycle if I can't get rid of Giardia. I fear I may never because of those buggers ability to live out of the body for so long. Most say you must bleach EVERYTHING down. Well that's not happening in their only living space. That's toxic. And how do you sterilize carpets & Upholstery..... Ack, sorry for the rant. 😿 Super grateful to have another option to try. 🙏
I’ve had to take metronidazole myself. Why do you say it’s toxic? It can’t be any more toxic than giardia. It’s short term, give probiotics. Panacur has FENBENDAZOLE and found to cure (?) some cancers in humans. I’m all about what’s healthy for pets. We have to remember all science isn’t bad. We made advances in our own health because of science. Use with caution but geez if it’s the fix why keep battling??
Thank you for the advice ❤
Thank you for educating us, Dr Judy. Can you use Nematodes if you also spray with Cedarcide? Also, with Nematodes, after I spray them, will they survive when the temp reaches >90 degree? Thanks!
’ve been giving my dog garlic for two weeks but I am still seeing fleas. How long does it take to see results? Should I continue to give them garlic? Also Kin+Kind Doesn't Shop to my area any another alternative?
Any tips on where they like to hide? I found a flea on my arm in bed last night. Found one last December in my bathroom. Thoroughly cleaned and think I got rid of them. But they're back again. We also had some mice in the house...thinking they might be the culprit. We've only seen and caught them in the kitchen and our bathroom and room is upstairs.
Any help for stick-tight fleas? I want to avoid the worst insecticides on my cats. They keep getting them on their ears.
There is a collar all naturally furlife
Those fleas jump on me and bite me. 😝
I had a HUGE tick in the middle of my back. No way of knowing it was there. Its belly was full. My guess it was there 3 days. They come in on a free ride on my dogs. Not biting them, just freeloading. It’s made me a bit phobic. My husband and I now do tick checks on each other
I have 5 cats, two of them over-groom. Two different vets have told me that it is fleas (without actually finding any with a flea comb). I have never seen a flea anywhere in the house or on them. Am I being naïve? Do they really go under the radar? We had a bad infestation when I was a kid maybe it isn't always so obvious. I don't want to expose them to chemicals (natural or manmade) without reason.
Can be diet too
I need help with GIARDIA! OMG...... My kitty continues to be re-infected. Is Panacur something I should avoid?
Kochi Free by Amber Naturalz. I PROMISE you it works. We were giving our dog panacur for months. The vet said it was resistant to it and there's nothing else they could do. We found this brand, used it consistently for a month, got him retested and it was all GONE and he had a huge infestation. You can even call them. Their customer service is GREAT. All herbalists pick up the phone.
So, nematodes safe around chickens?
Yes!
still super grateful that you debunked the myth about garlic because it saved my butt! as you know =). thank you for doing this interview with me about it too - th-cam.com/video/oVngxIkg5Os/w-d-xo.htmlsi=7BkZZZ0-6nx5fkxa