Is your dog experiencing loss of appetite, vomiting, or diarrhea? It can be due to worms! Intestinal worms are a leading health issue for dogs. It is found that 34% of dogs have intestinal worms, and almost all dogs get infected with worms at some stage in their lives. If left unattended and untreated, worms can lead to serious health complications for your furry pet. Moreover, humans can also contract worms in rare cases. That…
Commonly thought of as insects, ticks are arachnids similar to mites, spiders and scorpions. They are parasites that feed on the blood of their…
Fleas are a serious problem for all pets. One flea can give rise to an infestation of hundreds or even thousands of fleas within…
Ticks in dogs are a constant concern for every pet parent. Dogs with outside exposure can get ticks from the grass, park or roadsides,…
One of the biggest challenges that dog parents face is keeping their furry babies protected from internal parasites. However, finding the right treatment can…
Fleas may be small, but they can do a lot of harm, so investing in the right flea collar for dogs is very important.…
Fleas are not just a source of annoyance and discomfort for pets but can also lead to health conditions such as Flea Allergy Dermatitis,…
Summer belongs to parasites. Fleas, ticks and worms pose a great threat to our dear animal companions. So we always need to be on our toes to keep these nuisances away from our pets. Buying different kinds of treatments for different parasites isn’t the best of solutions; instead we need to choose a treatment that can effectively safeguard our pets against these blood-suckers.
It’s a known fact that fleas remain active from spring to fall. But does it mean that the pesky parasites disappear during the winter?…
Winter brings snowy landscapes, crisp air, and perfect opportunities to snuggle up with your furry friends. However, for them, the cold weather brings varied…