Prevention is so much better, and easier, than cure! In these posts we'll explain why regular treatment is so important for happy and healthy pets.
'Fleas can't bother me in winter?' Think again. Flea infestations can certainly happen in winter months, especially as we crank up the heating and our homes become warm and toasty. Let's dive into why fleas are a year-around problem, why it is important to maintain flea treatment in winter and most importantly, how to prevent them for good!
As much as we want to take our furballs everywhere with us, sometimes it's not always an option. For most of us, pet accommodation comes in handy for when we need our pooches to be looked after whilst we are on holiday - after all in the UK, we spend a whopping £3 billion on using kennels or catteries every year*. But as you hop on a plane, what happens if fleas hop on your pet?
Holiday mode for most of us is full relaxation and a time to recharge, but for our pets, it can be a bit more complicated. If you're taking your pet with you, there are a few things you need to keep in mind—fleas being one of the biggest concerns. These tiny critters are not only irritating for your pet but can cause some real headaches during what should be a stress-free break - carry on reading to find out!
Fleas, those tiny, relentless creatures, can turn into a major annoyance for our beloved pets. Not only can they cause discomfort with their itchy bites, but they can also lead to more serious health issues if left unchecked. The key to keeping your furry friends flea-free is prevention. In this post we'll focus on why your dog or cat might keep getting fleas, what to do when your pet itches but you can't see fleas, and most importantly, effective strategies for preventing fleas in the first place. Let's get started by creating a comfortable and flea-free environment for your furry companions.