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Thanx for your help.View Thread



As for the tapeworm Q, she goes into the vet this week Fri, and her and I are very close and cuddly. She sits on my lap alot, sleeps with me very close to my face and I sleep with my mouth open. Plus the chair that she sits in I sit in as well and place my soda on the floor very near this chair. Not to mention she loves kisses. My stomach has been upset alot and my stool has been soft. I thought it was just my diet so I adjusted that and no improvement.
The ACV sounds like a great idea especially since the Knockout area treatment from the vet is so expensive. You mentioned 'Real' ACV, is there anything specific i should look for on the label when I purchase it in the store? Would you suggest it's okay to use on my fabric vertical blinds? I don't think she will drink her water if I put ACV in it.
Have any of you heard that putting a cut up flea collar in the vacuum cleaner bag will kill fleas that are vacuumed up? That was another suggestion I received. I can't see anyway that I can clean as deeply as I did for 3 months let alone 5 if it is worse than I think. The dry cleaning alone was $111.00 (pillows, comforters), all in all I have spent around $280.00. Other than vacuuming, sweeping/mopping and using the ACV spray often what other cleaning steps would any of you suggest? I can't continue to keep the house hospital clean like I did at the onset of this issue. My back won't allow me.
Thanx again for all of your helpful suggestions.View Thread

Also, I've read that fleas can produce tapeworm. Can that be passed to humans?View Thread
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