Posted by R. on August 19, 2008 at 13:18:10:
In Reply to: HELP FOR INVISIBLE MITES Cheyletiella posted by Maxine Jones on August 13, 2008 at 06:34:29:
: I was reading these posts , sounds like the 4 year nightmare I had. Finally after 4 years of HELL. I found , what I believe is the problem for most of these people. Most of you have pets. There is a mite called CHEYLETIELLA, found on dogs, cats, rabbits etc. You can see them with a magnifying glass , but is difficult. They are common, but if immune system of animal or person is low, they explode. Most veteranarians dont know how to identify them, even though there is small mention in there school. Rotenone shampoo and good house cleaning, did the trick for my dogs. If I had know about www.cedarcide.com then I would not have had them so long. I still have 4 dogs now and no more mites. Also if you use so many chemicals it smothers your immune system. I was accused of being delusional the whole bit, until a young vet found them on my dogs. She had a professor who had them on his dogs.
Hello. I have been dealing with mites for 6 weeks now. I believe we have bird mites. The problem started when baby birds fell from the nest on our back porch and died. We do not have any pets. I have 3 small children including an infant. Anyway, I have tried the product "BEST YET" from cedarcide. com. I fogged the house 5 times already, fogged the car I don't know how many times, too many to count. I still cannot get rid of them. I feel them crawling and biting all over me, they are even on my nose, ears, etc. I am so scared to even step on the floor( have hardwood floor and carpet), not that I don't get the crawling if I stay in bed. I am just so depressed about this, tired of dealing with this problem and don't want to get out of bed everyday. Do any of you have any good advice how to get rid of the mites (car, floor, beds, clothes, etc). I want to know if anyone has been successful of getting rid of them. Any response would be greayly appreciated.