Do fleas die in the winter? As winter blankets the world in frosty hues, pet owners often find themselves relieved to think that they don't have to worry about fleas during the colder months. Do fleas die in the winter,...
How does my pet get worms? Dogs and cats become infected with worms several different ways. It can happen by eating worm eggs from contaminated soil or stool, by eating infected rodents or by getting bit by fleas. Hookworms are...
According to the Merriam Webster dictionary, a myth is: "A popular belief or tradition that has grown up around something or someone, OR an unfounded or false notion." Although there’s a great deal of information available regarding fleas and ticks...
Do you dread flea season? Most of us do, because it’s a little being the ringmaster or juggler in a three ring “flea” circus! And, like any circus, if you don’t get your ticket and get in line early, you’re...
My topical flea and tick prevention doesn’t seem to be working. What’s wrong? Did they change the formula? If you’re routinely providing flea and tick prevention to your pet but they still seem to be suffering from bites, there are...
In our first Flea Week blog, "Getting Rid of Fleas: A Comprehensive Guide," we learned that the fight against fleas is a fierce battle and it must be fought on many fronts. First and foremost, you must treat your pets...
This is Part 2 of a 2-part series on Flea Wars. Start with Flea Wars - Part 1. Frustrating Flea Facts: Most of the fleas around you are living in your pet's environment, rather than in its fur. (For every...
The killing of fleas and ticks is an ongoing war. There are many precautions you can take to prevent an uprising and make it through ‘til the next frost. There are hundreds of products available now, and they all claim...
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