Mites on Dogs | Bird Mites

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- March 10, 2020 at 2:34 pm #1413
  
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  We have been fighting some type of mite for going on 9/10 months now & have spread it through 3 households. Only animal in common is rodents, although we pretty sure it started with bird mites when our roof was removed. My dogs & myself seems to be hosts as everywhere we go we take these horrible things with us. My legs swell from them & I think they are starting to affected my overall health. We have tried everything & are about to give it all one more go to try & rid our house, my parents house, plus all pets of them. It’s exhausting & heartbreaking to see my 1yr old daughter affected.
  
  Thank you for your website it’s been the only place I’ve found much helpful info. Would love to know how anyone rid them from their pets?
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