Has Anyone Heard Of Feeding Baker’s Yeast To Dogs For Flea Control?

If so, does it work? What’s the dosage? Are there any adverse side effects?


4 Responses to “Has Anyone Heard Of Feeding Baker’s Yeast To Dogs For Flea Control?”

  • Chalice says:

    Yeah I’ve heard of it all right (It’s Brewer’s yeast). It doesn’t work – don’t waste your time! Just get some proper, safe flea treatment from a vet, like Frontline.
    Oh – and NEVER accept dosage advice from people on the internet!!
    Chalice

  • Bozema says:

    Doesn’t work. The only thing that really does is Advantage or Frontline Plus. There are no good home remedies that effectively keep them away for very long and fleas are really harmful to your dog, so it’s worth using the good stuff.

  • Ruth K says:

    Brewer’s yeast and Garlic tabs have been effective for my dogs. I only use Advantage once or twice a year. The rest of flea season I use the tabs along with a natural Neem spray to help repel fleas. Alot healthier than topical pesticides every month. Also, I use Doc Akerman’s Botanical flea and tick shampoo if they do pick them up while we’re hiking, etc..
    ADDED: Chalice- I am certified in Companion Animal Nutrition, something most vets and techs know little about (not saying you don’t…) Brewer’s Yeast DOES work. I have used it for years and NEVER had flea problems. Twice a year MAX I apply a topical as a preventative, but other than thet, neem oil and brewer;s yeast WORK

  • bob © says:

    its brewers yeast not bakers yeast. feeding your dog bakers yeast can kill it, because it expands and can ferment.
    DO NOT FEED YOUR DOG BAKERS YEAST.

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