Do you know that natural flea control is the best way to treat your pet for fleas?  Read on and I will explain to you the advantages of a natural remedy as opposed to the products that are usually prescribed by veterinarians.

You probably know that it is necessary to treat a flea infestation as soon as detected. Fleas attach themselves to your animals when they need a transfusion. They will suck your pet’s blood, causing him debilitation and sometimes anemia. They also harm their skins, sometimes causing skin infections which have to be treated as well. A severe skin infection left untreated could cause the death of an animal.

Before adopting the right measures for killing the fleas from your home, you should know the basic knowledge about fleas. You should keep in mind that weather cannot affect fleas. They do not become less in winter rather they survive in the coldest weather as well. They can live in the deep freezer too. So you should take strong measures for flea control. There are following natural measures in order to remove fleas from your home.

Why does my dog/cat eat grass? What we know about this is, frankly, that we don’t know. Until we learn to speak Cat or Dog, we can’t simply ask, “Why do you do that?” Go ahead, try it. I assure you, your pet will give you that look that says, “I can’t understand you. Why don’t you learn to speak?”

So, while there are many theories, the fact is that we don’t have a real answer. That may not be the answer you were looking for, but it is the absolute truth of the matter. We can’t really know if it tastes good to them or if they do it because they need to regurgitate, or simply because their ancestors did it. So, until we learn to better communicate with our four-legged friends, we’ll just have to focus on whether it’s a good or bad thing for our pets. Let the guys and girls in the lab coats worry about why.

See how easy that is? There’s nothing to this scientific stuff, right? Now, let’s take a few more of the questions and apply our newly-acquired problem solving skills:

Many of the medications that are prescribed by veterinarians contain harmful chemicals and ingredients. The animal health care field is not very tightly scrutinized and is therefore endangering and many times shortening the lives of our animals with medications which are not safe. They, as well as the drug companies, are making billions of dollars, so they would rather keep on doing what they have been doing.

Will eating grass hurt my cat or dog?
What we know:

• Dogs and cats eat grass — apparently instinctively.
• Dogs and cats don’t die from eating grass unless said grass contains toxins.
• Many dogs and cats tend to throw up if they eat very much grass.
• Regurgitation/purging is a regular part of the digestive process for many animals.
• Some types of plant life, including some grasses, are toxic to both dogs and cats.
• Fertilizers and insecticides can be toxic to all kinds of animals.
• Some grasses bear seeds and barbs that can embed in pet hide, ears, nose or throat and cause health issues.

What we might conclude:
Grazing probably isn’t directly harmful to your cat or dog. The type of grass eaten or what the grass has been treated with can pose serious health risks, including possible poisoning.

Should I let my cat or dog eat grass?
The answer to this question can now be derived from the conclusions above and your pet’s environment and habits. If you are sure the grass your dog or cat is eating hasn’t been treated with toxins and isn’t a variety that will harm your pet, a little bit of grazing probably isn’t going to cause any issues. If you live in a rural area or farming community, you may want to be wary of what kind of grass your pet eats. If you have white carpet and don’t want to risk nasty green stains — well, you get the picture.

Finally, input from your veterinarian is still very important in regulating your pet’s diet and that includes grazing habits. Our dogs and cats are as much individuals as we are and it’s possible that your pet may have health issues or even breed characteristics that make a difference. As with your own doctor visits, a little knowledge of the subject before you discuss it will go a long way in helping you and your pet’s vet decide what’s best for your dog or cat. It’s also ok to ask the vet where his or her reasoning comes from. Most will be happy to share the information

Resource Author Francisco Rodriguez H.
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