Got Lice? Not for long!

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the shampoo i bought says to not use it in those areas. so how do i get rid of them?

To keep your cat healthy a majority of time, all you really need to do is give him good shelter, food, and plenty of water. Like other living things however, cats can get sick from time to time no matter what you do.  As a cat owner, you’ll want to ensure that you feed your cat only the best. Premium cat food is the ideal for cats, as the food is designed to keep your pet happy and healthy. You’ll also need to pay attention to his behavior, so you’ll know when he’s sick and when to take him to the vet. Most of the more common ailments and sicknesses are minor, although there are some cases where a vet can be the determining factor between life and death for your cat. Your cat’s behavior will be one of the most critical factors when you are trying to determine whether or not he is under the weather. Acting sluggish, laying around all the time, lack of energy and not eating are all signs that you need to take him to the vet immediately. His coat is also a good thing to watch as well. If you notice his coat dull and patchy or notice him shedding abnormally, you should contact your vet as soon as you possibly can. Diarrhea and vomiting are sometimes common, even with basic sickness. On the other hand, if your cat seems to be doing either one of the two for more than a day, you should contact your veterinarian. Coughing is common as well, simply because coughing will cats dislodge hairballs. If your cat seems to be coughing for another reason, you should have him checked out as soon as possible. To ensure that your cat isn’t subjected to various diseases, you should always make sure that he stays up do date with his vaccinations. There are several diseases out there that require vaccinations, including rabies and feline distemper. Feline distemper is one of most devastating diseases a cat can get, yet it is also one of the easiest to prevent as well. The disease strikes cats very fast, and leaves you as an own very little time to seek treatment. Feline leukemia is another disease that is very deadly, yet can be prevented early on with the proper vaccinations. Although the disease isn’t possible for humans to contract, it can be spread quickly among cats. There are vaccinations that can treat the disease these days, although you’ll still want to be careful and not expose other cats around a cat you know has feline leukemia. Another problem, which is very common with cats that stay outdoors, is worms. Cats that have worms will normally have a lackluster coat and little to no appetite.   There are several different types of worms, including ringworm and hookworm. Worms can come from fleas, lice, or even the organs of dead rodents that cats consume. Normally, the cat will digest the eggs which will later mature and attach themselves to the walls of the intestines. If you feed your cat garlic frequently during feedings, it can help to protect him against worms. If you take care of your cat, chances are you’ll keep him healthy for years to come. You should always make sure he has quality food, and doesn’t miss any of his scheduled checkups with the vet. If he gets the proper vaccinations when he is required to get them, he should be safe against numerous pests and diseases. Taking the proper steps with your cat now will prevent anything from happening in the future.

My son got my grandson last week end, and he had head lice. Is it because some people are nasty or what?
No Pen I don’t think my little grandson is nasty, more like his mother! My grandson is just 2.

My boyfriend came come from college on break yesterday to find his sister and mom with head lice. The lice has been there for maybe 2 weeks. they have both used the soap. My boyfriend’s bedding has been changed just in case. I am supposed to see him on Monday. He probably shouldn’t sleep over then, right? I’m worried as to how easy it is to get lice. I’ve survived my whole high school middle school and elementary school career without getting lice, and i don’t think I could deal with it now. Please help!

My downstairs neighbor daughter had head lice. I don’t ever go really close to them or go in their apartment and they don’t come in mine but I am worried about them getting in my Apartment. Is that possible?

My son is invited to a birthday party at a bouncy house, and a note had been sent home from school last week about a lice case in his class, if the child did not get rid of the head lice could it be spread via the inflatable toys?? Im so parinoid about lice!!!!

I am having a pool party for a bunch of 8 year olds and I suspect a couple of kids may have head lice. Will chlorine from the pool kill head lice? I am very concerned about this.

or will they just drop out? oh will a blowdryer kill eggs too?
ooh do detangling sprays work? the chemicals might extinguish their lives muhaahh i mean um..

A few years ago the league had a head lice outbreak. Since then we haven’t had another outbreak. This is mostly due to the fact that all the girls are encouraged to get their own helmet. When I was helping the catcher put on her gear I realized that the catcher’s equipment is used by all that catch. I asked the pharmacist at the nearby store, and she was unsure how to protect the girls. Does anyone know how to clean it to help protect the girls? It needs to be safe to use after every inning. It gets hot so we try to rotate the girls. It also needs to be fast. Any ideas you can give me to help would be great!