What are the dangers of fleas on my dog? - Pets - Others

Dog flea removal glue or a spider monkey.

spread garden lime all around the yard to kill the fleas
next use a flea wash on the dog
use a flea destroyer spray in the house and wash all dog bedding and mats that the dog lays on
Take the dog to a vet and get a needle to stop that reaction and while there make sure that it is fleas and not mites
If the problem is so acute , then the humans in the house must also be suffering flea bites

Sounds dangerous with pets around.
could steep sprigs of fresh rosemary in some water. Use to spray dog, it keeps fleas away and in non toxic.
rosemary in supermarket fresh produce section.

What kind of Dog do you have? Does it live indoors or outdoors or both? Does it sleep in the bed with you? Eating your dog? Meaning bugs, or parasites, and even molds, could be eating the dog. Treatment depends on the thickness of the hair and the dogs weight. I give my dog a pill called Program Advantage, for his weight. It doesn't repel fleas, they fay dead eggs to make more fleas to break the life3 cycle as they only live a day to two if thier normal. Eggs hatch when conditions are right. if the eggs can't hatch your problem is solved for the fleas that found you dog. Treat your yard and bedding and all other places the dog hangs out in and you will beat the fleas and most other pests that can and may be eating on your dog. washing the dog for a few weeks in a row will get things under control. I try to wash him once a week.

Yes, the cat flea is a parasite of cats and dogs. You shouldn't get confused by the name but it's the number one flea of all pets.

Flea treats are a recently new innovation that will help your dog rid of fleas. They are made from a vitamin complex that after taking these treats for 10-20 days your dog will develop a natural repellent. They are completely natural and safe for your pet. Here is a site where you can order them for your dog and read more about the product.

https://www.fleatreat.com/orders.html

Flea collars work in one of two ways: by releasing a toxic gas and by being absorbed into your pets dermatological fat layer. The second kind is far more effective.

They are a great tool in preventing fleas; however when used alone, flea collars are not the best form of protection for your dog. Flea collars are great when used alongside other topical flea control products.

You need to thoroughly examine your pet's skin and haircoat. Fleas are reddish-brown and very fast, so you have to look closely. There may only be telltale flea dirt (flea *****),. Take a moist, white paper towel and rub it on the area. When moist, flea dirt turns a red color.