Sorry for my delay in replying. I have had computer problems. Congratulations on baby number 3. No wonder you are very busy!
I am so sorry Ezzy has relapsed. Unfortunately with AI disease there is always a chance of a relapse because of the genetic predisposition, and yes, fleas could have been the trigger, but not necessarily. If the things that you have already tried are not working, then there is a natural product you can buy on the Internet called Billy No Mates. Some people say Diatomaceous earth is very good for controlling fleas, but I suggest that you do your research on both of these products.
If you can't control the fleas by natural methods, then I would suggest that you use Frontline Spray and just spray the coat in an open space so Ezzy can run and the coat will dry. If a flea jumps onto the coat it will die.
Also, as Catherine posted, doing the house is very important too, but spray it when you are about to go out for a while so it can do the job, but you or your family and Ezzy aren't subjected to those freshly sprayed chemicals. Unfortunately, sometimes conventional methods have to be used.
Good luck and I hope Ezzy is getting over the relapse.
Jo
I am so sorry Ezzy has relapsed. Unfortunately with AI disease there is always a chance of a relapse because of the genetic predisposition, and yes, fleas could have been the trigger, but not necessarily. If the things that you have already tried are not working, then there is a natural product you can buy on the Internet called Billy No Mates. Some people say Diatomaceous earth is very good for controlling fleas, but I suggest that you do your research on both of these products.
If you can't control the fleas by natural methods, then I would suggest that you use Frontline Spray and just spray the coat in an open space so Ezzy can run and the coat will dry. If a flea jumps onto the coat it will die.
Also, as Catherine posted, doing the house is very important too, but spray it when you are about to go out for a while so it can do the job, but you or your family and Ezzy aren't subjected to those freshly sprayed chemicals. Unfortunately, sometimes conventional methods have to be used.
Good luck and I hope Ezzy is getting over the relapse.
Jo