In the case of fleas, they could be considered as lice in people. The problem with these parasites is that they not only affect pets, they also sting humans and can transmit diseases (one of them, in cats, can even be deadly). To remove the fleas, you can make an infusion using pennyroyal and once it has cooled pour in a sprayer. Spread through the animal's coat without rinsing. To prevent them from appearing, it includes yeast or garlic in small portions in the feed so that when consumed they emanate their odors and prevent the flea from having "wishes" to remain in the dog or cat.
Boil three cups of water. In a separate bowl mix a tablespoon of apple cider vinegar and one of vodka. Add two drops of lavender essential oil, two of eucalyptus and, optionally, two of opoponax. Then a drop of cedar oil, geranium, rosemary, marjoram and lemongrass. Pour two drops of lemon juice and one cup of dehydrated mint. Mix well and pour the boiling water. Let it cool, strain and place in a bottle or bottle with spray. Then throw anywhere, from the fur of your pet to the furniture, also floors and walls.
Mix two cups of hot water, ¼ cup of alcohol and six drops of liquid detergent. With this homemade shampoo wash the dog well until it makes a thick foam. Then rinse well.
You can in turn eliminate fleas (and ticks) by placing salt on animal rugs, floors and beds. This will dehydrate and kill them quickly. For this process to accelerate, try placing containers with water and ten drops of liquid detergent. If they jump there to cool off, they can not get out because of the oily mixture. To avoid dogs getting intoxicated, it is best to apply this home remedy for fleas when we take it out for a walk or if we go on vacation and take the pet with us, so the parasites will not have any mammals to catch on.
