Can it be used on cats? What about for ear mites?

Ann Pane check this channel’s playlist section for ear mite remedies. Dr. Jones already made a couple of videos on that.

I'm all for Natural and non toxic! But being disabled and having 5 cats-there's just NO way I could do this. Thank you though for this and ALL you do❗❤🐈🐕

TY so much for ALL of your helpful advice! I use DA on my fur babies and I found a little trick. I add some of the powder to a small sock and use it to gently powder them all over, it really helps to get into those hidey places where the fleas like to go. Afterwards I give the babies lots of love and really work it into their coat. We use it in our yards and have converted our neighbors, it really helps!

We used diatomaceous earth on our animals and in our home and it is the only thing that has worked so well for flea control on our animals and home. I HIGHLY recommend it and we drowned our home in it and we were all fine.

You are so kind. Thanks for watching!

Absolutely agree!!! Most vets out there just want to sell people that topical poison to put on their furbabies. When those people's critters come up with brain tumours & such, I bet they'll wish they hadn't used the poisons.

Yes right... !

Exactly

Glad I saw your comment as I adopted a 3 1/2 year old GSD and he has tapeworm, probably had them when I got him but I’m giving him DE food grade and it’s working!!

@@lc5346how do you know it’s working bro also how much do you give him and what brand? Thanks!

​@@lc5346how much and how often is it added to the food?

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My kitty is a sweetie until I try to give her a bath nope nope nope

Works in cats?

@@martinabueno2740 YES cats!!

Thank you for this info!

Do you sprinkle it around and leave it on the dogs bed and floor, or do you sprinkle it and clean up after a day ( Dr. Jones suggests to shower the dog after 24 hours ) ?

Most of what I out on Dogs will fall as they move around going for water, food, etc. Like when one applies those chemicals down their spine, some of this powder will fall down to the skin, I leave it on. Do this after a bath and when they are well dried. Same with Beds, blankets and around their beds. Most of it will get cleaned or swiped away when I clean around the area, but pretty much leave it until I bathe and wash again in a month or if they get soiled. Thank you

She is amazing.

Nice!❤️

Where can I buy this

Do you know if it also works for ticks?

@@lupsy54 yes, should work for ticks

How often do you apply it?

Also is it okay to use on strays that don't get bathed?

U apply it same way.... ive seen people use it on cats dont need to bath them from what ive seen

That's great to hear!

Where can I buy d.e.?

@@virginiazequeira6258 Amazon. Be sure to buy "food grade" though.

@@virginiazequeira6258 I bought Diatomaceous Earth @ my local feed store (food grade).

@@samename6479 Check the bag, it might say equine on it. Meaning, for horses. I got a bag at Tractor Supply once and thought I was getting human grade food grade, but found out that it was for livestock. Not human grade. For around a litter box or for treating all the floorboards or furniture, it's ok. Plus lots of vacuuming. We had a flea infestation once and I think I vacuumed like, twice a day, everywhere in the house, for almost 3 months before there were no more fleas. Good luck with your D.E. experience!

That's great!

Can u help me understand how to use on cats? Also for worms how to give in for thank u

How often do you apply it? I have two cats with fleas.

@@Floppycats about once a week or so . I usually do it outside and put the powder in one of those new mustard or ketchup bottles and squirt it on them and fluff it around.

And make sure it is food grade

Good to know, thank you.

What and where do find those powder

What measurements do you use together please?

Please make sure it is food grade for use on and around pets! If it was at a lawn and garden center they may carry the dangerous type of DE. It is processed and contains toxins. Food/human grade is the safe one 😊

@@desertdweller4316 I researched the brand thoroughly before I purchased. It's safe.

And why wouldn’t you use it topical on pet? A little drying but fleas carry disease and can cause anemia. Not many other options out there. Fleas are resilient and don’t die easily

​@@desertdweller4316I echo your comment/suggestion!😊

We’re do buy this product

Jovalle Puhrmann Agreed! I use it outside across the door jams of my house and along the outside windowsills to keep ants out of my house. It's cheap and effective. :)

@@jameswinfree3175 I bought the bag I have now online from swansonvitamins.com

@@helpfulnatural I'm blessed with a concrete floor screen house where I can let my cat enjoy the outdoors. I sprinkle a little around the perimeter.

@@jameswinfree3175 I've just bought 2 kg off ebay for £11.98. Or 1 KG for £6.90 These prices include P&P I'm very impressed with that! This gives me enough for my 2 dogs, 11 cats, the whole house, garden, car AND give some away to other pet ppl to try. as well as have a good stock for future use. It's food grade as well....

Good to know, thanks!

Thanks for that info!

Yes, I got a kick out of your "not so fun-fact"! Been there - I actually was going over all of the piping on our couch to make sure there were no eggs anywhere; had to buy special hand held vacuums for some of the places that had to be cleaned. So glad that is over. Another thing you can do as far as bedding or, in our case, cloth toys that our one cat was really attached to: If it's small enough to go in a plastic bag and then in the freezer, put it in there, for like 2 weeks or so then launder them when they come out of the deep freeze. I am not sure if that will get the eggs (I think it does) but it gets them at every other stage. You know, if the eggs are laying around somewhere and someone walks past, the vibration of their steps can actually trigger the flea to break out of the shell, and then you have one jumping around till it gets on the cat. I think someone said very hot temperatures kills them in the egg stages, so sometimes we would put the heat on (this was in July/August/Sept for us) and keep it on for several hours at a time, along with a woodstove fire to heat up the house and kill any eggs I didn't get with the vacuum or with hand mopping the floor. What a nightmare. I agree with you about carpets - don't have any wall-to-wall ones, but I do have an area rug in two rooms. Does this coconut laundry soap have a name? Is it Zote?

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How often do you apply it?

Whats the purpose for you to consume it? As in, what does it do for you? Also, for how long do you give it to your pets mixed with their food?

@@ronni3723- there are many health benefits you can look up - sorry, don’t have the time right now but want to encourage you to check it out.

Yes, we're on our road to 500k! Please keep sharing so we'll reach more people. ;-) Thanks for watching!

Glad it was helpful!

@@VeterinarySecrets how do you grade coconut oil as topical pest control method doctor?

@@MantisShrimp80 fleas hate it, don't hesitate to use it.

My pleasure

That's great to hear.

How often did it d you apply it?

That's great to hear, thank you so much:)

Thank you for watching! You too!

Margie Provencio I have roach baits everywhere but I still see small cockroach baby entering my house so I bought DE hopefully will prevent it thanks 😊

Does this also work for ticks?

Thank you!

Thanks!😊

Thanks for watching!

Glad you liked it.

@@VeterinarySecrets I currently don't have DE , do u recommend apple cider vinegar ?

Thank you.

Welcome

Thank you:)

Sorry got you name wrong, Dr. Jones & thanks for the link for the Diatomaceous Earth you use

I did not find it to be effective as well as drying out their skin. I wish it did! I hate the toxic chemical drugs. I bought food grade from two different suppliers thinking that maybe I received something that was substandard from the first supplier. I read as soon as you get it wet it doesn't work so I made sure to spread it around the house and didn't wash the floors for 3 days, leaving the powder there, dry. Still, last year I ended up having to buy the pills because they really were suffering with the fleas. I hated having to give them those pills!

@@blaze3884 Frequent vacuuming is the best thing to prevent fleas as well as washing their bedding at least once per week. People should be worried about the next generation of fleas instead of the ones on their dog. I make my own repellent with lemons and apple cider vinegar. Works great.

@Mama Bear You can mix up a flea powder with DE that is easier on their skin. 1 part neem powder, 1 part yarrow powder, 2 parts DE. Neem helps run off the fleas, and the yarrow powder is soothing to the skin. For dogs--but never for cats--you can add a few drops of eucalyptus oil.

@@mamabear9389 can you offer your recipe, please?

@@Floppycats Slice lemons thinly with skin on, cover with water and boil for about ten minutes. Add a bit of rosemary. Let it cool and strain it. You can use it like this. I just put some on my fingers and then rub into the fur. You can also mix with a bit of apple cider vinegar.

You’re welcome! I hope you’ll find it helpful.

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thank you!

You are welcome

Oh no! It could be both too but yes, get rid of the fleas for now and see if things improve.

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You are so welcome!

You're welcome.

It's usually available in local health shops or in Amazon (affiliate link) amzn.to/3ctANra

@@VeterinarySecrets could you please type the name of the product? The link works but the product is no longer listed

I made a couple of videos on this. Please check this playlist: bit.ly/36YfZpr