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Is it OK to reapply flea treatment after 2 weeks?
Can’t get rid of fleas on your pet? Fighting a flea infestation isn’t easy and requires a lot of patience. It’s understandable that you want to find a quick and easy way out to be flea free, but reapplying flea treatment, quicker than usual, to your pet might not be the answer. Keep reading to find out more and what to do in case you’ve applied twice in one month already.
Why is it so hard to deflea your pet?
Defleaing your pet can come with its challenge - this might be you struggling to keep your pet still when applying flea treatment or even still seeing wriggling fleas on your pet after treating them.Here’s why you might be finding it difficult - and what we recommend you do about it. Scroll to find out!
When is tick season?
If you’ve ever come back from a walk in the woods and found a tick burrowed into your ankle or on your dog’s fur, you’ll know just how unpleasant tick season is. These tiny bloodsuckers might be small, but they can cause a surprising amount of trouble. Whether you’re a hiker, dog walker, or someone who just enjoys the odd picnic in the countryside, ticks come out in force at certain times of the year, so it’s wise to know when this is. Keep reading to find out!
Are cat worms contagious to humans?
Intestinal worms can infest your cat at any time of the year, but if these parasites make their way into your home, are they a danger to you and your family? Keep reading to find out!
Are pet flea treatments safe for humans?
When applying your pet's flea treatment, you might have come across yourself thinking 'Is this safe for me to touch?' or maybe even, 'Could I use this treatment on myself?'. No question is a silly question. Keep reading to find out the safety of pet flea treatment.
What kills 100% of fleas?
Fleas are stubborn little blighters and without effective treatment, it can feel like they just won’t go away! In order to get rid of fleas for good, you need to know how to kill every last flea. Keep reading to find out vet-recommended tips for treating a flea infestation and most importantly, stopping them from coming back!