The Flea Lifecycle
Fleas: Hiding, lurking and ready to attack. You may not see them, but they're there.
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Here you'll find articles on pet care, seasonal health tips and fun facts to help you make sure your pet lives a happy, healthy life. See also our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ), How-to videos and Support section.
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FLEA & TICK PROTECTION TIPS
Make your yard less appealing to ticks by cutting grass short and eliminating brush piles
Periodically, wash your pet’s bed cover in hot water and dry it on a high heat setting to kill any flea eggs and larvae
Vacuum frequently in your home, especially carpets where your pet tends to lounge
Cover up all outside crawl spaces and garbage cans to deter wildlife that may carry fleas and ticks
Tips to keep your pet healthy
Watch out for unwanted guests in your garden!
How To Spot Fleas on Your Pet
Watch out for heatstroke
The Flea Lifecycle
Fleas: Hiding, lurking and ready to attack. You may not see them, but they're there.
Fleas infesting can occur in no time flat. See how quickly fleas can lay eggs and reproduce.
Not-so-fun facts to share
The Tick Lifecycle
The development cycle can last 1.5 to 2.5 years and is divided into 4 stages: eggs, larvae, nymphs, adult ticks
Ticks can transmit life-threatening diseases like Lyme disease and Babesiosis.
Not-so-fun facts to share
The Tick Lifecycle
Identify the most common tick in your area:
Brown Dog Tick (1/2)
Brown Dog Tick (2/2)