flea control that works WARNING!

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Sounds fine for dogs, but do not use this on cats!! Do

not use any citrus or citrus products on cats. JB

 

--- Flo <fgarig wrote:

 

> Hi all! I found the magic cure for fleas. I am in

> Louisiana so as you might guess we have fleas,

> ticks, skeeters and everything year round with

> exception of a couple days that get frigid (like

> now).

>

> I boil a quart of distilled water in a stainless

> steel five quart pot (deeeeeep pot) and take five

> large organic lemons, slice them thinly and ..Pay

> Attention here...

> the water is at a rolling boil by the time I finish

> slicing the lemons. I slide them from the edge of

> the plate into the water and turn off the burner.

> Put a lid on top of the pot ands leave it sit there,

> covered for 24 hours. Do not actually boil the

> lemons or it will make the juice an irritant to the

> doggies.

>

> I then strain it into a glass container and

> refrigerate. I put a bit in a stainless pot and warm

> (to skin comfort temps) over fire, use a sponge and

> squeeze it all over my dog and rub it in (not hard,

> just to penetrate to the skin) all over. Careful

> around the eyes.

>

> The lemonine (or is it lemonene?) in the lemon

> water repels fleas and mosquitoes, and it also stops

> the itching immensely. I have to apply every 48-72

> hours but it is not that much trouble.

>

> But we finally kicked booty on the fleas! And no

> more rocking house from a bunch of scratching dogs.

>

> Credit: I found this recipe in Dr Pitcairn's

> Complete Guide to Natural Health for Dogs and Cats,

> by Dr. Richard Pitcairn.

>

> (my dog's cataract is less than half the size it was

> due to following this natural health book for dogs)

> and there is no more inflammation. Yippee!!!!

>

> Love,

> Flo

 

 

 

 

 

 

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