{thumbnail}At the height of flea season, youâ?? Ll want to protect your dogs, cats and household from the pesky flea. But donations?? T be at the expense of the health of your pet. There are better methods other than mass marketing has conditioned us to reach for. Use toxic natural solutions flea protection. That means no flea powders, sprays, collars, shampoos and dips that are toxic and harmful to your pet, including new products that are given by pill or applied to a spot on the skin. Despite the claims of manufacturers of security, these solutions do not protect against fleas natural, and many problems, some quite serious, have been observed with these products. Why risk the health of your pet? Many flea products on the market are not considered as a natural protection against fleas. Most of these products are actually hazardous chemicals than you think to put on your body or your children?? S. Many people consider their pets as family and we owe them not to compromise their health. Dogs and cats entrust their lives to us, their guardians. Many products contain ingredients commonly used such as carbaryl (Sevin), a nerve-paralyzing chemical that can cause many side effects, DDVP (dimethyl dichlorovinyl phosphate), methylcarbamate, rotenone, pyrethrins and piperonyl butoxide. Piperonyl butoxide is used as a booster in most new pyrethrum products. It is associated with liver disorders. DDSP is the chemical present in most flea collars, plastic. DDVP numbs the nervous system of the insect and, although your dog can not talk, the chemical can have the same effect on your pet. Donâ?? T bathe your beloved pet in chemical insecticides that suds or agents called DIP flea. You can achieve protection against fleas without natural bathe your pet with flea shampoo that leaves a chemical residue on the petrochemical doga?? S of the skin, which is potentially dangerous to dogs and cleaning. Contrary to protect more natural flea, when the animal licks, he obtained an oral dose of a toxic chemical. Spraying or dipping with a residual pesticide to rid your dog of fleas has little or no lasting effect. Flea shampoos often only help get rid of fleas from your doga?? S fur. If fleas are living in the water bath, they can re-infest your pet with a single spot. Do not let the bath water to accumulate. Regular and proper use of hypoallergenic shampoos and conditioning or a brand of dishwashing detergent will kill fleas on contact and act as a repellent. The health of your pet is, the less attractive it is smart. Parasites and fleas in particular are attracted by the weak animals, unhealthy or young people whose immune system is not working well. The quality of nutrition is a major factor in achieving protection against fleas naturally. There is ample research showing that fatty acid supplementation in the ideal proportion of 5:1 dietary omega-6 and omega-3 fatty acids may be beneficial in pets with atopic dermatitis and problems with flea allergy. These supplements are also recommended in cases of kidney disease, high cholesterol and arthritis. They are derived from fish oils of coldwater fish like salmon and trout. Veterinarians are discovering that fatty acids may be useful for a variety of conditions. The fatty acids are supplied in liquid form and capsules, and are easily available.