Mouse Diseases. According to the Center for Disease Control (CDC), mice spread numerous diseases worldwide. The diseases are spread to humans directly: through contact with mice feces, saliva or urine, mouse bites and mere contact. Mouse diseases, however, can also be spread indirectly: ticks, fleas and mites that have fed, at some point, on the infected mouse and then transmit that infection to humans.
Apple Cider Vinegar. Apple cider vinegar is an easy, inexpensive natural remedy for bladder infections in dogs. When using apple cider vinegar for medicinal purposes, you should use raw and organic apple cider vinegar. However, in a pinch, you can use regular apple cider vinegar, often with good results as well.
Flea dips are generally inexpensive, which makes them an attractive option to some pet owners. You can buy a flea dip from a commercial brand at a pet store for about $10 to $12. Flea dips are administered onto a dog or catâs fur with a sponge, or pet owners can pour the mixture over a petâs back. Most flea dip products sit on a petâs skin and coat and are not washed it off. The pyrethrins in the formula then get to work to kill the fleas.