Why Use Flea Control

October 2nd, 2010 by MyAt_35 Leave a reply »

Flea control is important for every pet. If you are thinking about exactly why you should use flea control, then this article is for you. Here are just some of the reasons you should be using flea control on your dog:

Firstly, you have to think about the comfort of your pet. Just think about how itchy a mosquito bite can be. Getting bitten by a flea is no different. You can see this when you watch a flea ridden dog. They are always scratching Think about how itchy they must be. A good dog owner wouldn’t want their dog to suffer that kind of discomfort.

And just think about the poor dogs with flea allergies. dogs with flea allergies get intensely itchy after just a couple of flea bites, and can cause themselves serious harm from the self trauma that scratching creates.

You need to think about your own comfort as well. Fleas will bite people as well, so using flea treatment will help to keep you from getting attacked as well. If the thought of fleas biting you makes you feel queasy (I know it makes me feel queasy) then this should be reason enough!

Another good reason to use flea treatment is other parasite control for your dog. As dogs groom they can pick up tapeworm eggs from dead fleas. No fleas = less worms. Some pet worms can also infect humans, so flea treatment will help keep you healthy as well as your pets.

Aside from worms, there are some more serious consequences of flea infestations as well. In young dogs and cats, a flea burden can be overwhelming and actually cause heavy blood loss and death. Using flea treatment will prevent this from happening.

Finally, there is also a social aspect to flea control. There is a real stigma associated with having a flea ridden pet. It implies that you don’t care or can’t afford to look after your dog properly.

So do the right thing, use flea control. Your dog will thank you for it.

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