Why do dogs grow fleas

Fleas are common ectoparasites and are usually contact infections, such as dogs coming into contact with other animals infected with fleas or living in an environment where fleas are infected. The problem of flea infection in dogs can usually be solved by timely in vitro deworming, which can be done with deworming medications containing ingredients such as Seraline and Fipronil. A powerful vacuum cleaner can suck up flea eggs from the floor or furniture. If fleas appear on your dog, then use the vacuum cleaner more often to clean your home, preferably once a day. Steam cleaners are also very effective flea control tools. The hot steam it produces can kill fleas that live on your carpet, curtains or sofa. Throw everything that can be washed into the washing machine and wash it in hot water. The items that most especially need to be washed are those used by dogs, such as the bed they sleep on, blankets, leashes, collars, dog stuffed animals, etc. It’s best to be able to put them in the dryer because the heat is effective in killing fleas, including their eggs and larvae.