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If you've ever found yourself wondering whether fleas and ticks are one and the same, you're not alone. These tiny creatures often cause confusion due to their similar size and the discomfort they bring to our furry friends. Fear not, we’ll explain what makes fleas and ticks unique, how to distinguish between them, and most importantly, how to effectively treat and prevent these persistent pests.

This article dives into what happens to fleas in winter, dispel the myth that pets are safe from flea invasions during the colder months, delve into the cosy relationship between fleas and warm houses in winter, and, most importantly, discuss why maintaining flea treatment in winter is an absolute must. So, grab a cuppa, snuggle up with your furry friend, and let's unravel the secrets of winter flea prevention.

The persistent presence of fleas can have a knack for making our pets' lives itchy and uncomfortable. But fear not! This article explores the ins and outs of these persistent pests and unveils the secrets to killing fleas for good.

You love your dog - that's a given - but at times, they’re probably the most gross creature you’ve ever met. From rolling around in poop in the woods to burying dead seagull carcasses at the beach, they don’t do themselves any favours in the smell department!

In these cases it’s smart to stick them straight in the bath as soon as you get home. But how do you know when to give them a bath the rest of the time?

Just like us humans, many cats enjoy spells of warmer weather! However, they can also overheat and risk developing complications such as heat stroke. Cats more at risk of illness as a result of the mercury rising include very old or young cats, cats with a dense, fluffy coat and those with pre-existing medical conditions. 

Felines with flat faces (you might hear these being referred to as brachycephalic breeds) like Persian cats and Scottish folds also have a harder time regulating their temperatures because of their shorter nasal passages.

 Fortunately, there are plenty of things you can do as a cat parent to keep your puss comfortable and extra chill in warm weather!

If you've noticed your furry friend scratching at their ears incessantly, you might be wondering what's causing all that discomfort. Itchy ears can be a sign of various issues, but two common culprits are fleas and mites. In this blog post, we'll delve into the differences between fleas and mites, how they affect our dogs' ears, and most importantly, how to alleviate your pup's itchiness and prevent future infestations. Let's get started!