On Dec 1, 2010 10:17 AM, <
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> Everyone mentioned good points... The Capstar mentioned, you may even be able to just buy one at a local feed store or vet office... (if you are looking to get it quick)...
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> I own a mobile dog grooming biz, and using a flea comb will take forever... I highly suggest Comfortis, it starts killing fleas within 30 mins. Then wait a few day, then give a good bath/grooming.
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> But yes, the environment does need to be treated.... A very cheap and effective outdoor solution - DAWN dish soap (original), mix it in a Miracle Grow Sprayer that attaches to your hose. It will leave your yard sudsy, but works like a charm and it's CHEAP!
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> You will probably need to bomb the inside of the house as well.
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> Hope this helps!
> Deanna
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> From: Murphs131 <
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> To: pyrnet-l-digest <
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> Sent: Tue, Nov 30, 2010 6:02 am
> Subject: [pyrnet] Pyr with Fleas
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> Hi all,
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> Have my boy for 7 years now, and this is the first time he’sgot em… You see, we brought home a rescue berneese mix that had em, whichwe didn’t quite catch soon enough…
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> I’ve done a lot already to treat both, the house, car,and shop… it looks like we may be starting to win the battle.. Myquestion to you all is if you had any experience with working with the thickcoats of the pyr to locate these little buggers… What type of flea combdid you find worked best?
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> Thanks,
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> Brendan, Polar, and Molly
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