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I guess I should have been more specific in my original question... What I originally meant was this: Are the non-evasive methods worth looking into, when it concerns newborns. Non-evasive meaning.. those traps and the herbal remedies, like pennyroyal, marigold and the like. Also I do use...

a side note... to the above reply Considering the fact that Aug-October is the prime time for fleas to try to and jump and hitch a ride on any mammal. I would find it hard to believe that you could find any animal this time of year without a single flea on it... those included being treated...

too late?? How bout Grendel? you know from the story about Beowolf... if you ever read it from the monsters viewpoint it kinda fits. Of course, we always choose odd names for our pets... Quaker parrot named Grim (Reaper),a ball python named stymus, Brizbane is our male "Chowsky"... just to...

now don't get grossed out.... but... what i used to do when my younger dog had #2 accidents in the house is this.... 1. get some latex gloves or a baggie... 2. yup you guessed it... pick it up.... 3. take it and the dog out side to the "designated" area... 4. put it down and then let her sniff...

Hi We are new to this forum and are in need of some advice. We are the proud grandparents of 5 newborn, chow-chow puppies. And it seems that they have inherited to fleas from their mommy, not alot.... yet. I know that there is not a whole lot i can use on them... but i am wondering whether...