Know About Ticks And What Repels Ticks
Dogs and cats can easily pick up ticks and other ectoparasites (little crawlies living on skin and fur) that can transmit diseases to our pets. Preventing tick infestation concerns every responsible pet owner to protect our pets from tick-borne diseases. Spot-on treatments or flea and tick collars are a practical method of tick protection. A … Read more
Tick populations have been increasing dramatically in the last couple of years. With the increasing number of ticks, the risk for humans and pets to contract diseases transmitted by ticks has gone up too. Frontline is known to pet owners as an effective spot-on product for tick control. The active ingredient Fipronil acts directly on … Read more
A tick infestation in a cat is not only dangerous to your pet, but also to you as the cat owner. Cats like resting in people’s laps, sleep on the couch, or even in bed. This makes it very easy for ticks to spread in a home. Cats can pass on a disease called Bartonellosis … Read more
Over the counter tick repellents made from chemicals, may occasionally have unwanted side effects on some pets or people. But when used as recommended, those side effects are often negligible compared to the risk of a serious disease that could be contracted by not repelling ticks or other parasites. Natural Tick Repellents – the Alternative? … Read more
Cats are special animals, they love to roam the outdoors all year. But during tick season from early spring to late autumn those nasty little bloodsuckers can easily bury themselves into your cat’s fur and bite your pet to suck blood. Use Tick Repellent for Cats to reduce the risk of a tick bite on your … Read more