Discover How Dr. Judy Morgan Solves Flea Problems: An Interview

[@Floppycats]

✨ Fleas Bugging You? Download Our Free Guide to Flea Prevention & Treatment ➡ floppycats.co/flea I am so very grateful to Dr. Judy of Dr. Judy Morgan's Naturally Healthy Pets for letting me interview her about how to naturally get rid of and prevent fleas inside and outside your home as well as inside and outside of your cats! Dr. Judy's Guide to Fleas, Ticks & Heartworms (eBook): floppycats.co/drjudyfleaebook Dr. Judy's Book: Raising Naturally Healthy Pets: A Guide to Helping Your Pets Live Longer geni.us/drjudybook Flea Products on Dr. Judy Morgan's Website: floppycats.co/drjudyflea What Dr. Judy Morgan says about garlic and cats - facebook.com/watch/live/?ref=watch_permalink&v=3247435168855654 and facebook.com/JudyMorganDVM/posts/pfbid02UJwdx82CtWQJhcg3y61h63FJ1V5XFMEEz92DdKP78T61dWDUmNXk1GD16ipFXzxLl How I do garlic pills for my cats: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aqDCq56pac1gjZo How I put down salt and baking soda: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sGG1fn6lfrx5bMU Studies that Dr. Judy References: www.aspcapro.org/sites/default/files/c-vetm0805_562-566.pdf Shows that more than 5 gm/kg of body weight needs to be consumed (about a teaspoon per 2.2 pounds of cat, so an 11-pound cat needs to eat 5 teaspoons of garlic for it to be toxic. Article showing toxicity in dogs: www.researchgate.net/publication/341478976_Beynen_AC_2020_Garlic_oil_in_dog_food#:~:text=At%20a%20conservative%20estimate%2C%20based%20on%20four%20studies%2C,toxic%20only%20at%20extremely%20high%20doses%20%28Note%206%29. They would need to eat the equivalent of .54% of their body weight for it to be toxic, so an 11-pound dog needs to eat 9.5 ounces of garlic to be toxic! As from five days after daily oral administration of a garlic extract, dogs had deformed red blood cells associated with anemia. The garlic dose was excessive. It was equivalent to feeding a dry food with 11% whole-garlic powder. Another equivalence is a 20-kg dog ingesting 8 garlic cloves per day. At very high garlic intakes, the herb’s organosulfur compounds can damage red blood cells. At a conservative estimate, based on four studies, garlic contents up to 1% in complete dry food do not induce visible clinical signs in dogs. One of those studies also showed that a dietary garlic level of 0.54% did not affect red blood cells. Garlic is often listed as a toxin for dogs, but it is toxic only at extremely high doses.

[@noahginnett900]

The Article you've cited gives that ratio for onions, not garlic. And it also says that garlic is about 5 times as toxic, so im concerned for my 6 lb cat :(

[@Floppycats]

which one? regardless, just go to dr. judy's website or facebook. search for garlic to get doses.@@noahginnett900

[@noahginnett900]

@@Floppycats I actually did! right after making the comment, sorry. She helped me feel better. so thank you

[@Floppycats]

oh good, which article was it, so i can make a note? dr. judy's info is all in the description too - did you just click on one of those?@@noahginnett900

[@noahginnett900]

@@Floppycats the article that gave the ratio about onions instead of garlic was the first one you have posted under "studies that dr judy references" in this comment. And for what helped me feel better, i just watched the video from her facebook...although i can't see the link here anymore. perhaps it was on another video of yours that i had looked at.

[@Blacc.catt1017]

You guys have saved my entire life ! This is my first flea infestation and I am going insane . I have spent sooooo much $$$ 😭😫 and they are still in my home and on my cats and one of my kitties traumatized from all the sprays and chemicals . This is the first time I’ve actually gotten this advice . I can’t thank you ladies enough . Thank you thank you thank you 🙏🏽🌹

[@Floppycats]

Yay! Here's my page on my site that gives you all the ideas - www.floppycats.com/flea-control.html - my best advice is to become one with your vacuum =)...unless they are still going outside, then you need to treat the environment outside and inside. Do you have long-haired or short-haired cats?

[@Blacc.catt1017]

@@Floppycats thank you so much 😊

[@TakeTheRide]

This was informative. I have about 2k trees on 2 acres; lots of brush too. 1 dog & 1 cat. I do wish you wouldn't skirt around the issue & you'd just tell us exactly how much garlic to feed a cat & a dog, per pound.

[@Floppycats]

Ha ha - "skirt around the issue." When you are interviewing, there are things you just simply forget, or you start thinking about something else and don't remember to cover EVERY SINGLE THING. So that's why I have all these links to help you further: Fleas Bugging You? Download Our Free Guide to Flea Prevention & Treatment floppycats.co/flea Dr. Judy's Guide to Fleas, Ticks & Heartworms (eBook): floppycats.co/drjudyfleaebook Dr. Judy's Book: Raising Naturally Healthy Pets: A Guide to Helping Your Pets Live Longer geni.us/drjudybook Flea Products on Dr. Judy Morgan's Website: floppycats.co/drjudyflea What Dr. Judy Morgan says about garlic and cats - facebook.com/watch/live/?ref=watch_permalink&v=3247435168855654 and facebook.com/JudyMorganDVM/posts/pfbid02UJwdx82CtWQJhcg3y61h63FJ1V5XFMEEz92DdKP78T61dWDUmNXk1GD16ipFXzxLl How I do garlic pills for my cats: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aqDCq56pac1gjZo How I put down salt and baking soda: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sGG1fn6lfrx5bMU Studies that Dr. Judy References: www.aspcapro.org/sites/default/files/c-vetm0805_562-566.pdf Shows that more than 5 gm/kg of body weight needs to be consumed (about a teaspoon per 2.2 pounds of cat, so an 11-pound cat needs to eat 5 teaspoons of garlic for it to be toxic. Article showing toxicity in dogs: www.researchgate.net/publication/341478976_Beynen_AC_2020_Garlic_oil_in_dog_food#:~:text=At%20a%20conservative%20estimate%2C%20based%20on%20four%20studies%2C,toxic%20only%20at%20extremely%20high%20doses%20%28Note%206%29. They would need to eat the equivalent of .54% of their body weight for it to be toxic, so an 11-pound dog needs to eat 9.5 ounces of garlic to be toxic! As from five days after daily oral administration of a garlic extract, dogs had deformed red blood cells associated with anemia. The garlic dose was excessive. It was equivalent to feeding a dry food with 11% whole-garlic powder. Another equivalence is a 20-kg dog ingesting 8 garlic cloves per day. At very high garlic intakes, the herb’s organosulfur compounds can damage red blood cells. At a conservative estimate, based on four studies, garlic contents up to 1% in complete dry food do not induce visible clinical signs in dogs. One of those studies also showed that a dietary garlic level of 0.54% did not affect red blood cells. Garlic is often listed as a toxin for dogs, but it is toxic only at extremely high doses.

[@ladyb5888]

AMAZING!❤

[@PattiJohnsonpabpaj]

Fabulous interview, Jenny honey! TYSVM for all the great info on this topic! :)

[@Floppycats]

hope it helps someone when they are in flea hell. i would have killed for something like this when i was going through it.

[@tiggy4750]

@@Floppycats Hello, Please can you give the dose of garlic for cats please thankyou x

[@Floppycats]

@@tiggy4750 think dr. judy has it on her page - facebook.com/watch/live/?ref=watch_permalink&v=3247435168855654 and facebook.com/JudyMorganDVM/posts/pfbid02UJwdx82CtWQJhcg3y61h63FJ1V5XFMEEz92DdKP78T61dWDUmNXk1GD16ipFXzxLl - this is what i do: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aqDCq56pac1gjZo

[@paquitaluna2355]

Amazing content!!!! You both are saving our lives, I’m exactly in the same spot you were looking everywhere for a safe way to get rid of fleas, and you just answered all my questions, you saved me a big chunk of path 😂 Thank You So So Much!!!!🐱🐱

[@Floppycats]

Glad it helped! This page on my site covers all discussed here and more: www.floppycats.com/flea-control.html

[@user-rs8ud4fs4m]

I have bug MD, leary of trying it so far

[@Floppycats]

they make a lot of products - which one do you have?

[@VeronicaMarce]

Thank you been following dr judy morgan for years and found your channel. You mentioned there are different tyoes of nematodes for different stages of the flea? Shouls multiple be bought? Wondering your advice on this.

[@Floppycats]

Dr. Judy is an incredible resource - so glad she's online and teaching us all. There are beneficial nematodes that go after adult fleas and then ones that go after flea larvae. So you want to get the mixture, I think. But someone on a FB Group last night told me that they bought the ones that Dr. Judy sells - Flea Destroyer - amzn.to/4bpbLaW and they're working great. I have a few videos on my channel about it kzbin.info?search_query=nematodes+floppycats. And also talk about it in my free fleas series - floppycats.co/flea

[@Lee-yr4ib]

How can I get the powder in Australia??

[@Floppycats]

1. See if Dr Judy Ships to Australia 2. Contact manufacturer and see if they ship to Australia 3. Make your own version 🤷‍♀️

[@Lee-yr4ib]

@@Floppycats thanks

[@ashleyepicpewdiefan]

Hi! Wondering your opinion on the new litter genie easy roll. I’m not sure wether to buy it or the xl I have 5 cats and can’t find much about the easy roll

[@Floppycats]

I have not seen it in person. So far I think the XL is the best.

[@theriansadventure]

How long dose the powder take to work? I’ve been using it and the fleas don’t seem bothered so far. I put it all over my cat and around the skirting boards about 3 days ago. I flea combed my cat this morning and the fleas are jumping around happy as anything.

[@Floppycats]

EEK - you have the Buck Mountain Parasite Dust? Seems like they might need something stronger. And when you have an infestation you have to do more than one thing - first and foremost, you have to commit to vacuuming and getting rid of the vacuum bag EVERY SINGLE DAY for 2 months at least. It sucks. And then you'll need to treat the cats with something stronger - like garlic or a kitty safe essential oil floppycats.co/kittyboost - see the ones one Dr. Judy's website. And wash everything the cats have been on - and keep washing everything. When I have an infestation - I do 2-3 loads of laundry a day. Also, if you can spray your yard, that'll help too. I like Tick Killz - geni.us/tickkillz

[@wonder7798]

So, HOW MUCH GARLIC FOR CATS?I need help. I believe this flea situation occured from rodents outside. We didn't have fleas before moving in. And it wasn't until a few months of warm weather. I have tried everything. Mentally exhausting. RAIN ?? What to use when weather is bad? And wood floors? I tried Frontline plus and it didnt help my cat.

[@Floppycats]

It’s in the description or in a link to Dr Judy’s Facebook page. Be sure to check out this link too for ideas: www.floppycats.com/flea-control.html It’s a miserable process. It takes forever. All the things I’ve learned are on that link above.

[@mariakucyna4008]

This applies to dogs as well correct?

[@pmctee]

Are those oils safe for outdoor cats?

[@Floppycats]

Which oils? Oh the peppermint, etc? I’m not sure. I’d let them dry. You can ask on Dr Judy’s Facebook page

[@wonder7798]

What about rain?