Unfortunately for pet owners, fleas are not just a summer issue. The troublesome parasites are active all year long as long as they have a warm place to reside, such as your pet's skin. Flea preventive methods commonly used include specific collars, shampoos, dips, sprays, and pills, however natural therapies can be used in addition. Many veterinarians recommend using natural therapies in addition to (rather than lieu of) more standard preventatives. Flea prevention and treatment are critical because the blood-sucking insects can transmit potentially fatal infections like as heartworm, Lyme disease, and tapeworms. Warning Never treat fleas with essential oils. The ASPCA advises against using essential oils on pets unless a veterinarian specifically approves due to the paucity of research on the effectiveness of essential oils. Here are nine all-natural treatments for canine and feline fleas. Before adm...