The reasons why dogs have fleas

1. The mother dog will transmit the fleas on her body to the puppies, so the puppies will have fleas on their bodies when they are young.

2. When a dog is in a dirty environment, fleas around it will multiply on the dog's hair, and the dog will also have fleas.

3. If your dog plays outside and brings back fleas, it will also develop fleas if it is not bathed or dewormed.

Solutions for dogs with fleas

1. First, give the dog a full-body external deworming or medicated bath. After deworming, it is best to wear a Insect repellent circle.

2. Disinfect all the dog’s living environment and used utensils. It is best to use the kennel after exposure to the sun, or replace it with new ones to avoid flea larvae and eggs in the kennel.

3. It is best to do external deworming every 2 to 3 days after finding flea corpses after external deworming, and then do external deworming for the dog regularly every month to ensure thorough deworming. Get rid of fleas.

4. Pay attention to bathing your dog frequently, combing it frequently, and getting plenty of sunshine.