Once you have taken care of the fleas in your home and the "hot spots" in your yard, it's time to eliminate the fleas that are on your pet. There are a number of flea control products for use on pets, including once-a-month topical products, sprays, dips, shampoos, collars, powders, oral, and

  Flea control in the outdoor environment generally involves eliminating the habitat in the yard and kennel areas where fleas are most likely to occur. Fleas tend to like it where it is moist, warm, shady, and where there is organic debris. They will also tend to be where pets spend more of their

  "Your dog has fleas!" "I found a tick!" These are sentences dog owners never want to hear. To protect your dog (and you) learn more about the life cycle, transmission, prevention, and control of fleas and ticks. Flea Control in the Indoor Environment Indoor flea control involves mechanically

Dental disease is one of the most common health problems for dogs and cats. In fact, an estimated 85 per cent of all dogs and cats suffer some degree of dental disease. However, some animals that have very poor dental hygiene show no outward symptoms at all. If your pet’s mouth is neglected, teeth