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Then go to petco

No, it’s not

It has to be tight enough to allow the contacts to touch the skin... loose will not work.

Before you use one of those remember they have a power setting. Place it on low, sit on the floor , wrap it around your neck and give her a shot. You must know what your putting your best friend through before you start cracking the button like it's a light switch. They can be effective training tools in the right hands. Make sure you get the one that sends a warning sound prior to having to zap. And... if it's not your best friend give the dog to a home that will love it.

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you can take antihistamine. or not to pet the cat

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 like you need to take it to a vet.

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Yes, especially dangerous for cats. https://calgary.ctvnews.ca/joint-relief-creams-found-to-be-dangerous-for-pets-1.3174917 Joint relief creams found to be dangerous for pets

My personal suggestion would be to go for these repair catalogs. I know this website reliable-store.com that i used to buy them from, and they sold online it was very good manual. Go ahead, I bet.

Usually 2 halfs of plastic clipped together. If there's no way of realesing them the only option is to pry the apart with a flat head screwdriver. It will mark the plastic and a risk of cracking it but it can be done and may save buying a new one.

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First a gentle sedative is administered in such a way that they will barely notice. There is no pain or distress during this or at any time during the procedure, your pet simply drifts into a peaceful sleep. The next stage of the process involves giving the animal an anaesthetic agent that causes their heart to slow and stop. They will pass away quickly after the injection has been administered. Very occasionally, as the animal slips into unconsciousness, they will seem to take a deep breath or exhale loudly and there are sometimes involuntary muscle twitches as the body shuts down. This is perfectly natural and is not a sign that anything has gone wrong nor that your pets feels any pain.