Most people who have pets at home prefer to tackle the problem of fleas by using artificial chemical treatments.
There are many risks involved with the use of such synthetic materials.
There are clear warnings on every flea repellant box about the minimum age your cat or dog must be in order to use the flea repellant.
If used before this period the chemicals in the repellant could prove to be toxic for your pet and lead to death.
The recommended age being one to two months for your pet Flea repellants are packed with strong ingredients such that the a mere drop is the full dosage for the chemicals to work.
Thus they pose a direct threat to our pets and prove to be toxic for pets along with killing fleas.
What could happen if a wrong body part came in contact with excessive repellant? Secondly pets need to be quarantined for large periods of time.
This is due to the fact that the chemical in the repellant is heavily concentrated.
Thus the chemical takes large periods of time to flow and cover the entire body of your pet.
Regrettably agony and frustration are common feelings that pets may undergo during this tenure.
Quarantined pets may be free to roam around.
But they pose a great risk as they are carrying highly toxic chemicals on them as they move about freely.
Grownups and elders may take necessary precautions while playing with their pets but there is a great risk to infants and toddlers who unknowingly may come in contact with these harmful chemicals.
Infants and toddlers have under developed immune systems.
Thus neurotoxins in flea repellants can cause major health hazards to infants.
Infants may come in contact with these chemicals by ingesting them or by merely inhaling them.
Toxic and expensive Flea repellants must be your last choice after exhausting all other possible alternatives.
There are many risks involved with the use of such synthetic materials.
There are clear warnings on every flea repellant box about the minimum age your cat or dog must be in order to use the flea repellant.
If used before this period the chemicals in the repellant could prove to be toxic for your pet and lead to death.
The recommended age being one to two months for your pet Flea repellants are packed with strong ingredients such that the a mere drop is the full dosage for the chemicals to work.
Thus they pose a direct threat to our pets and prove to be toxic for pets along with killing fleas.
What could happen if a wrong body part came in contact with excessive repellant? Secondly pets need to be quarantined for large periods of time.
This is due to the fact that the chemical in the repellant is heavily concentrated.
Thus the chemical takes large periods of time to flow and cover the entire body of your pet.
Regrettably agony and frustration are common feelings that pets may undergo during this tenure.
Quarantined pets may be free to roam around.
But they pose a great risk as they are carrying highly toxic chemicals on them as they move about freely.
Grownups and elders may take necessary precautions while playing with their pets but there is a great risk to infants and toddlers who unknowingly may come in contact with these harmful chemicals.
Infants and toddlers have under developed immune systems.
Thus neurotoxins in flea repellants can cause major health hazards to infants.
Infants may come in contact with these chemicals by ingesting them or by merely inhaling them.
Toxic and expensive Flea repellants must be your last choice after exhausting all other possible alternatives.