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Dawn dishwashing liquid Kills fleas instantly.

Submitted by Don

Dawn dishwashing liquid does the trick. Add a few drops to your dog's bath and shampoo the animal thoroughly. Rinse well to avoid skin irritations. Goodbye fleas

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what happen to the old dawn Comments By: Ann i got a bottle of dawn last week i have used it all week, and everytime i use it it loses the suds quickly and doesnt get the grease off the dishes anymore, what happen to dawn, did u start using a new formula? or what , i love using dawn and dont want to switch to another brand , please go back to the old dawn.   Great tip Comments By: TipKing Thanks Don   dawn dishwashing soap Comments By: rose Don't ever shampoo your pet in anything but a pet shampoo unless instructed by your vet. It strips the essential oils from their coat and can cause other problems. If you have fleas, get a vet recommended product and treat the pet. Fleas can reproduce so quickly once they bite your pet and the eggs don't stay on the pet, they get into carpets, furniture, etc.   Unhappy Comments By: Debbie I am really disappointed in the last three bottles of Dawn that I have purchased. The suds do not last and it is killing my hands. Please undo what has been done with the formula.   Rose-Dawn dishwashing liquid is recommended by vets... Comments By: Anon Before going off on your high horse Rose, perhaps you should collect the facts. Vets do recommend the Dawn dishwashing liquid to wash pets, particularly if they are infested. In fact, I was particularly told to use this solution for shampooing 4 little kittens that a stray cat had on my property, who were infested. The vet said this wouldbe the quickest way to get rid alot of the fleas before applying a small amount of advantage. IF I did nothing, the kittens could actually be a risk at dying from anemia. This method did remove alot of the fleas. I wouldn't necessarily say they killed all of them but knocked them out a least long enough to be able to pick alot of them off with tweezers. several in the sink started hopping around after a period of time but I just rinsed them down the sink. Time will tell how effective the treatment is as a whole.