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Your veterinarian can give you flea control medications that are administered orally or by injection and are more likely to work than many over-the-counter brands. Some other treatments are topical solutions. Try topical or spot-on medication. These medications absorb from the skin into the pet's bloodstream. They are applied to a small area on the pet's back directly on the skin. From there, they work to paralyze and kill fleas after they feed on the pet. Ingredients in these products vary and may include: fipronil, imidacloprid, metaflumizone, permethrin, pyriproxyfen, selamectin, and spinosad. NEVER use permethrins on cats. Consider oral tablets. These are given once a month. Some of the tablets only stop the egg from developing into an adult, so another product will need to be used to kill adult fleas. There is also a quick-acting product will only kill fleas for 24 hours. For cats, there is an injection available which will control fleas for up to 6 months. A veterinarian will need to give the injection. There is the potential for side effects. These include reactions to the injection at the site of injection, vomiting, and loss of appetite. Treat all the pets in your house. Be aware not all products sold to kill fleas are effective. You can purchase over-the-counter flea prevention drops or pills but these may not be effective in treating or preventing fleas. Take care to read the label instructions for proper dosage. Fleas are usually at their worst from March to October, depending on where you live. They like warm, humid weather, preferring temperatures between 70 and 90 degrees Fahrenheit and 75% humidity. Some collars are highly effective, but others are not. Effective collars, such as Seresto brand collars, require a veterinary prescription. Be cautious about collars that do not need a script as they are less likely to be effective. Always follows the directions on the package. When used with flea and tick shampoos they can be a good option for flea control. DO NOT use dog flea collars on cats.

summary: Visit your vet to get monthly flea control products. Keep your pet inside when fleas are rampant. Try a flea collar.

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The more that you move around after your surgery, the more likely you are to urinate. Whenever you are safely able to, sit up, stand up, and walk. This helps stimulate your bladder and urges your body to urinate by shifting your bladder into the right position. Going four hours or more without urinating may lead to bladder problems or make it difficult to urinate. After your surgery, try to empty your bladder every two to three hours. If you are struggling to urinate, try turning on the faucet and letting the water run. The sound of running water can sometimes help stimulate your brain and bladder so you can urinate. If the sound is not helping, run a little bit of the water over your stomach. If you are a man who is having trouble urinating after surgery, sit down to urinate. Sometimes, sitting down can relax the bladder so it can release. Try this a few times instead of standing. If you can, take a warm bath. The warm bath can help relax your brain, body, and bladder, which may help you urinate. Sometimes, it's easier to urinate in the bathtub right after surgery, and that's okay. Urinating any way possible is important post-surgery. Try using peppermint oil in a diffuser or other aromatherapy device while taking your bath. Smelling peppermint oil may help you urinate. This may not always be an option after surgery. If the medical team wants you to urinate before leaving the hospital, you may not be able to take a bath. While you need to drink fluids and stay hydrated after surgery, you should not drink a lot of fluids to try and get yourself to urinate. This can cause the bladder to get overfull and can lead to stretching or other problems. Instead, sip water or drink a normal amount for you and let the urges happen naturally.

summary: Move around after surgery. Urinate every few hours. Turn on the faucet. Sit down if you are a man. Take a warm bath. Avoid drinking excess fluids to try to urinate.

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To ensure that your Tide Pods dissolve properly, always place them in the washer before you put in your laundry. Placing pods at the bottom of the machine allows for the maximum contact with water necessary to dissolve them. If you need to place laundry in the machine to gauge your load size, do so and then remove it to place the Tide pod at the back or bottom of the barrel. Make sure that your washing machine is loosely packed. Overloading your machine will prevent the level of agitation during washing that is necessary for your Tide pods to completely dissolve. When placing clothing or other laundry items in the barrel, avoid pushing or pressing them in to make more room. To avoid stains or issues with your Tide pods not dissolving, do not open Tide pods to use for pretreating. Pods are formulated with super-concentrated detergent that is released during the wash cycle. The stain remover included in Tide pods should be adequate for dealing with stains.
summary: Place Tide pods in the washer first. Avoid overloading your washing machine. Do not open Tide pods to use for pretreating.