Though there are several remedies to prevent fleas on your dog but one of the most effective is vinegar. It is one of those food items which are hated by the fleas and they cannot stand it and die out. Soon after the spray of vinegar, combing the hair of the dog will result in the dead fleas. Smell and taste of the vinegar is a killer for fleas. White vinegar and cider vinegar are equally effective to fight and kill fleas. It can be tried not only on the skin and hair of the dog but on the bedding, floor, rugs, and carpet in the house. While cleaning your dog and home with vinegar or any other insecticide, one thing is important they should be cleaned at one time as the fleas can come back if any one is left on tomorrow.
How to clean the dog with vinegar?
Make a mixture of your dish detergent and apple cider vinegar or white vinegar. Both should be 50% of a small cup in proportion. Make a paste of the both. Take a tub full of warm water and put your dog dipped into it avoiding its eyes. The fleas will not bear the smell and die out. Another way is to apply the mixture with your fingers into the hair of dog skipping its eyes and ears. After applying it, comb the hair of the dog and see the teeth of comb populated with dead bodies of fleas.
Cleaning the house from fleas
Fleas at home can cling to the legs of your family members as they hide themselves under the carpets, rugs, and curtains. After cleaning your dog from fleas, treat your blankets, chairs, beds, sofas and the places where the dog sits most of the time. Use the mixture of vinegar and water and spray it on all these places. To avoid the staining of vinegar, white vinegar is a better option. After one spray you will be able to check the outbreak of fleas. And if the smell of vinegar creates any nuisance, you can spray any deodorant or freshener to change the bad odor into fragrance.












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