How to get rid of fleas on my dog?

Try bathing your dog with a flea remover shampoo to get rid of the older fleas, then wash it off thoroughly. Next, make a solution of white vinegar (1 cup in a gallon of water. Spray it on the coat of your dog. Let it stay in there until it dries off. read more

Unfortunately, fleas are annoying and persistent, so there is no instantaneous way to remove fleas from your dog or cat. However, pills and other spot-on chemical treatments have proven to be some of the fastest ways to rid your pet of fleas. Capstar is one option to remove fleas from dogs and cats. It's a tablet that when taken orally, begins to work within 30-minutes and kills 90% of all fleas within four hours. read more

STEP 3 - To get rid of fleas Treat your dog or cat with a Flea Product. Tablets or Topical Applications The older generation of flea control products (Flea powders, flea collars and dips) are now completely obsolete. read more

My dog is allergic to fleas. While not everything works for all. This works for my service dog. Be sure to get quality essential oil and not cooking oil. I do like the idea of salt in the carpet, The salt would pull the moisture from the fleas and kill by dehydrating. read more