Dog Supplies

Have you ever wandered into the pet store or the veterinarian’s office looking for a simple flea treatment only to be shocked by the number of choices? Choosing a flea treatment can be overwhelming just because of the sheer quantity of products available. That’s why research is such an important part of the process. When…

Fleas are tiny pests with thin, flat bodies that make them extremely hard to detect and near impossible to kill. Jumping from place to place, they live on our pets, irritating them with bites and causing intense scratching. What’s worse, once you spot one, more are sure to follow, leading to a future infestation. To…

Prescription treatments are usually the best way to rid your dog or cat of fleas and other parasites. Revolution, a topical solution that’s applied directly to your pet’s skin, and Trifexis, an oral medication, are popular choices control fleas and ticks. Most dogs or cats develop fleas at one time or another. Fast and efficient…

Dogs and cats often experience compromised liver function as they age. Dogs and cats with liver problems exhibit the same symptoms, including vomiting, weight loss, soft or grey stools, or listlessness. Pets with advanced liver disease may have jaundice (yellow eyes, gums, or skin), convulsions, a swollen abdomen, or confusion. Some pets may show no…

When your pet has fleas you’ll notice frequent scratching, whining, and general discomfort. Your pet’s fleas problem won’t go away on its own and your vet can provide you with a few options. So, how do you choose? Flea medications come with several features and the dreaded side effects. Veterinarians commonly recommend medications like Simparica…

Fleas are nearly impossible to detect until you notice that your pet is itching, scratching, and shows signs of discomfort. If you have more than one pet, it won’t take long before one gives fleas to the other. Seeing your pet scratch and suffer is heartbreaking. So, what do you do? Call your vet and…

We all want to keep our dogs as healthy as possible. Part of being a good pet owner is ensuring that they are protected from a common, though potentially dangerous, pest: the flea. When buying a flea treatment, you will need to consider how long the treatment lasts, how to administer it, the ingredients used,…

Your pets can get fleas from contact with other flea-infested pets, fleas or flea larvae hidden in carpets or pet bedding, or from playing in areas where fleas are present, such as a dog park. If your dog is itching from fleas all day, you need to find a medication to relieve the dog’s discomfort…

While at first fleas seem like a simple nuisance, they cause much more damage than many people realize. For your pet, they irritate the skin and can even lead to dermatitis or skin infection. Flea infestations in your home wreak havoc, too, and are a challenge to exterminate. Fortunately, you can protect your pet from…

If your dog has fleas (or you want to prevent him from getting fleas), you have several types of products to consider. Flea collars are the most well-known flea control product, with shampoos and spot treatments also popular. Your dog may benefit from any one of these non-prescription treatments, or from stronger prescription treatments. Oral…

Interceptor and Sentinel are parasitic treatments for dogs and cats. Veterinarians recommend these two treatments for issues like heartworms, fleas, and other types of worms. Since cats rarely get heartworms, these treatments are usually given to dogs. Cats are not immune to heartworms, but their physiology reduces the chances of being infected by them. Heartworm…

Comfortis and Capstar are popular flea treatments for dogs and cats. They are two of the many flea treatments available for pets. Because pets are important to their owners, choosing the right flea treatments is essential. You want to make sure you are giving your beloved pet the best medicine. Fleas love dogs and cats….