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  • This Guy Loves His Tea.

  • my old neighbor from childhood who was btw born in the year 1900 used to give his dog raw garlic for fleas. That's what I've been doing and it works. I also blended up some, diluted with water and put in a spray bottle for when my dog goes out for walks. The frontline wasn't working so I had to try something else. The commercial flea products are toxic.

  • i think pesticides are the only way... what other way would there be freezing them?

    think of a flew its like a tiny wolf spray it with toxic chemicals and it dies

  • that doest work

  • UH aam uh  fleas and pests ah ah ah ah ah ah ohhh ah spray lemon ahh eye ah burn ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh­h !!!!!!

  • uhh why give a solution for fleas and uhh and tell people uhh that it's not very effective.

  • @GManGT called being honest... his not trying to sell a product so theres nothing to hide..

  • Annoying how he says uh every other word.

  • @vinderius Uh...yeah. I uh noticed that uh too. :)

  • The lemon spray can dry out an animal's fur, leaving it looking dull, and their skin, which can make their skin itchy. If this happens, try adding a little olive oil or raw egg yolk to their food. That can relieve the dry skin and make the coat soft and shiny again. With the cedar, I don't know if this happens with dogs or cats, but I know small animals like mice and hamsters can have bad reactions to cedar oil. You may want to test on a small spot first to see if there is a reaction.

  • thats scary

  • FACT: Adulat fleas only make up 1% of the population!

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