How do families with dogs repel mosquitoes in summer

Having mosquitoes at home is a very uncomfortable thing. In fact, mosquitoes rarely bite dogs because dogs’ skin is thicker, but we humans can’t stand it.

How to kill mosquitoes without harming dogs? This may also be a headache for you. Let me tell you my experience in killing mosquitoes at home. It may be useful for friends who have dogs at home.

Electric fly swatter: Electric mosquito swatter can easily kill mosquitoes when they fly. Moreover, the mosquito carcasses will be attached to the swatter so that they will not easily fall to the ground and be eaten by curious dogs. This avoids the possibility of diseases caused by dogs eating mosquitoes.

Unscented electric mosquito perfume: I have had dogs and cats at home for many years. Every summer, my family uses that small bottle of unscented electric mosquito perfume to kill mosquitoes. It turns out that it is completely harmless to dogs. There were no sensitivities such as sneezing, nor was there any discomfort in the dog.

In fact, it is quite simple to say. For example, when you sit down to watch TV or use the computer, you can put an electric mosquito perfume at your feet, and then use the electric mosquito when you see mosquitoes flying around. With a fly swatter, you can basically get rid of mosquitoes.

The following is a way to kill mosquitoes that I personally feel is not appropriate when there are dogs at home: Spray insecticide: Although many insecticides used to kill mosquitoes say they are harmless to humans and animals, I personally I still feel uneasy. Firstly, even people can smell a very pungent smell after spraying pesticides. Secondly, will the pesticides sprayed be too strong for the dog’s small body? It’s hard to predict whether it will be licked by a dog. In short, I think it is inappropriate.

Disk-shaped mosquito coils: Disk-shaped mosquito coils that need to be lit with matches will produce a large amount of smoke. This smoke is undoubtedly a strong irritant to dogs with very sensitive senses and can cause dogs to tremble. Sneezing, watery eyes, and burning incense can easily burn your dog.

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