An infestation of fleas is unpleasant for both you and your dog, but there are some sure-fire ways to get rid of fleas on dogs. Consult your vet before trying some of the natural remedies below.

If left untreated, fleas can stick around for a long time causing trouble. Here's how to get rid of fleas in your home, yard, and on your pet.

Fleas are irritating pests that can transmit diseases to pets and people. Learn how to get rid of fleas from your pets, home, and yard, and when you should contact a vet for help.

How to Get Rid of Fleas Naturally Fleas can lay up to 50 eggs per day, warns entomologist Daniel Baldwin, so it’s important to act fast once you’ve identified an infestation. 1.

Dog fleas, cat fleas — they're all the same pests. Pet owners understand the struggle, but killing fleas may be easier than you think.

As we report in tonight's Verify, home remedies seem to be the way to go for many people. One of those pests we are talking about are fleas. Pets don't like them, and neither do owners.

Herbal spray. Avoid using harsh chemicals, and instead opt for this herbal spray to rid your home of fleas. Mix one gallon of vinegar, a half-gallon of water, 16 ounces of lemon juice and 8 ounces ...

Just make sure whatever you do to get rid of the fleas will be safe for you and your pets. Wash Bedding in Hot, Soapy Water Hot, soapy water kills fleas, so wash your cat's or dog’s bed every week.

How to Get Rid of Fleas Naturally Fleas can lay up to 50 eggs per day, warns entomologist Daniel Baldwin, so it’s important to act fast once you’ve identified an infestation. 1.