How to Make a Natural Dog Flea Massage Oil
Check the ingredients list below and go shopping., Place the sunflower oil into a glass or ceramic bowl (metallic bowls may react with some of the ingredients). , Add all the essential oils and blend well., Find a place in your home where your dog...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Check the ingredients list below and go shopping.
Health food stores are most likely your best source for the ingredients. -
Step 2: Place the sunflower oil into a glass or ceramic bowl (metallic bowls may react with some of the ingredients).
, It's that easy
- now you have the massage oil. , Your dog will be a little greasy after the massage, so make sure you are happy that the area is adequately protected from possible marks or stains. , Gently massage the oil mixture into your dog's coat, using your fingertips. ,, He should not be whining! Generally dogs love a massage
- it is both extreme attention from their beloved owner and it is comforting. ,,, -
Step 3: Add all the essential oils and blend well.
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Step 4: Find a place in your home where your dog feels comfortable.
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Step 5: Commence the massage with Fido.
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Step 6: Make sure that you massage all around the dog
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Step 7: even under its legs
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Step 8: ears and tail
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Step 9: as you want to avoid fleas finding an "island of safety".
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Step 10: Make sure also that your dog is enjoying the experience.
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Step 11: At the end of the massage
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Step 12: your dog may be a little greasy but will smell delicious to you and not to the fleas.
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Step 13: You will need to repeat this massage at least every two days for about a week until you can see the fleas decreasing.
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Step 14: Make sure that the massage is part of a concerted effort at eliminating the fleas
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Step 15: including washing the dog's bedding
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Step 16: mopping floor areas daily and vacuuming (empty the bag or contents into the garbage bin immediately after to remove the fleas from your house).
Detailed Guide
Health food stores are most likely your best source for the ingredients.
, It's that easy
- now you have the massage oil. , Your dog will be a little greasy after the massage, so make sure you are happy that the area is adequately protected from possible marks or stains. , Gently massage the oil mixture into your dog's coat, using your fingertips. ,, He should not be whining! Generally dogs love a massage
- it is both extreme attention from their beloved owner and it is comforting. ,,,
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