Well I saw an advertisement in a newspaper today for an electronic "flea & Tick detector" (battery operated)
I am not necessarily advertising this particular product, just including the link so we can see what it is and how it works:
https://www.groupon.co.uk/deals/flea-det...B8QAvD_BwE
There will be other manufacturers and other outlets for the same or similar products, and competitive prices of course.
I have never used one, but it might be very helpful to use on animals, especially long haired dogs or black dogs (where Ticks are hard to see.) There is an LED light which comes on if Ticks or fleas are detected. It sounds like a much healthier option than chemical sprays/insect repellents etc.
Sad but the Ticks and fleas are zapped apparently and killed. It seems the "charge" won't be hurtful to the animal. I wonder if that could also be used on human skin?
I am not necessarily advertising this particular product, just including the link so we can see what it is and how it works:
https://www.groupon.co.uk/deals/flea-det...B8QAvD_BwE
There will be other manufacturers and other outlets for the same or similar products, and competitive prices of course.
I have never used one, but it might be very helpful to use on animals, especially long haired dogs or black dogs (where Ticks are hard to see.) There is an LED light which comes on if Ticks or fleas are detected. It sounds like a much healthier option than chemical sprays/insect repellents etc.
Sad but the Ticks and fleas are zapped apparently and killed. It seems the "charge" won't be hurtful to the animal. I wonder if that could also be used on human skin?
