FAQ

A German Shorthaired Pointer is a versatile, medium-sized gundog bred in Germany for hunting and retrieving game. They're energetic, intelligent, and require significant daily exercise and mental stimulation.

Fleas can be temporarily dislodged by water and soap in a shower, but they don’t reliably wash off due to their strong grip and ability to move quickly.

A combination of year-round flea prevention on pets, frequent vacuuming, washing bedding in hot water (above 60°C), and environmental control can eliminate fleas.

While some fleas may be removed during a shower, not all stages of fleas are affected, and additional treatment is needed to eliminate infestations.

A comprehensive approach combining heat, vacuuming, washing at 60°C, and year-round veterinary-approved flea preventatives can eliminate 100% of fleas.

Fleas may be removed from the skin during a shower, but many will survive by clinging to hair or fur; complete removal requires more intensive treatment.

Eliminating 100% of fleas requires a combination of flea treatments on pets and thorough environmental control, including heat, cleaning, and preventative care.

Fleas generally die when exposed to consistent temperatures below 0°C (32°F) for more than five days.

Reducing the temperature in your home may slow the flea life cycle, but it won’t eliminate an infestation since fleas can survive indoors during cold months.

Flea activity tends to decrease outdoors after two hard freezes, typically in late fall or early winter, but indoor infestations can persist year-round.