No, pubic lice are host specific and are not a parasite of dogs. Acquiring public lice from toilet seats is unlikely, although sharing towels with an infested person can result in transmission. (BACK)

Pubic lice are parasites, requiring a host animal in order to survive. They may be transmitted sexually or by simple person-to-person contact. They may also be transmitted through infected clothing or bedding, and very rarely by infected toilet seats. Remember that they are parasites and need a living host. Survival on a toilet seat would be short lived. Pubic lice are different than head and body lice. They can be passed on as long as the lice or eggs remain alive on the infested person. See similar questions...

Yes. Pubic lice and Crabs can be totally eliminated with topical medications. Even if treated successfully, sexually transmitted disease STDs can recur if no precautions are taken to prevent re infection. See similar questions...

Click on Products - Product range - Choose area - "What seats fit my toilet". Here you can find the best solution for your toilet pan, either on the basis of make or on the basis of form. Naturally you are also welcome to contact us with your question. See similar questions...

Anti-microbial solid plastic toilet seats include an anti-microbial agent which is formed into the plastic. The germ-fighting properties of the agent continue to rise to the surface over time and inhibit bacteria and germ growth on the seat. See similar questions...

Lice are small, wingless, grayish-white insects with flattened, elongate bodies and somewhat oval heads. They are about 1/16 to 1/8 inch long. See similar questions...

The Biffy should work alongside all toilet accessories. If you receive a Biffy that does not work with your toilet accessory, please email or call us toll-free at (877) 852-2823 ? (702) 951-7256 and we will arrange for a prompt refund. See similar questions...

Head lice do not hop, jump or fly. They migrate through direct contact with an infested person and their belongings. Pets do not transmit head lice, and poor personal hygiene does not cause an infestation. In fact, head lice prefer clean, healthy heads. Head lice do not live in, nor spontaneously generate from, the dirt, trees or the air. They live on the human head! See similar questions...

No, actually they are not. They are annoying, they itch, they eat blood like a mosquito, defecate on your scalp, and they are disgusting...but they are not harmful. See similar questions...

middot; First thing is don’t panic. Lice are a nuisance and have been stigmatized; they are NOT a serious medical problem. See similar questions...

Not necessarily. If members of your family don't share personal items, and if proper cleanup measures are taken, the infestation shouldn't spread. But, it has been known to happen! See similar questions...

Head lice CRAWL very fast and require head to head contact for transmission. It is possible that because of the way young children play, head lice are seen more widely amongst primary school children than adolescents or adults. See similar questions...

We have the perfect solution in our easy aerosol can of Claire Lice Killer. This 15 oz. can goes a long way and can be used on most any surface. See similar questions...

Many, not all, Klee Kai are aggressive toward other dogs unless they are well socialized as puppies. These dogs will tend to pick up the characteristics of an older dog if raised around one. See similar questions...

We get asked this question a lot! Colourful and funky toilet seats are a great way of brightening up and making the toilets more user-friendly - and pupils love them. Do Google searches for colourful, funky or novelty toilet seats. See similar questions...