Replying to a message of Roger Nelson to Carol Shenkenberger:

 RN> [...]
 CS>> Well, needs to be put down lightly and let completely dry before we
 CS>> let him out there. We use a lesser amount than recommended but do it
 CS>> often. This is major flea terratory. As in if you do not treat, the
 CS>> animal will get very very sick with thousands of fleas.

 RN> Bob Ackley had a good suggestion for that.  He put a small amount of
 RN> vinegar in the water for his dogs, but I forget the ratio he uses. 
 RN> If he reads this, I'm sure he'll be glad to help. [...]

One teaspoon per quart of drinking water.  It comes from Jerry Baker's pamphlet
'Vinegar Secrets.'  I use one tablespoon per gallon, and that seems to work fine.

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