Do you know the P.H.Y. of flea and tick prevention?
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Do you know the P.H.Y. of flea and tick prevention?
Don’t give fleas and ticks a biting chance! Prevent an infestation and keep those pesky pests away by protecting your pet, home, and yard. Get ready for...
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There are various reasons why a dog might develop skin diseases. Some common causes include: 1. **Allergies**: Dogs can develop allergic reactions to various things such as certain foods, pollen, mold, dust mites, or flea saliva. 2. **Parasites**: Fleas, ticks, mites, and other parasites can cause irritation and skin problems in dogs. 3. **Bacterial or Fungal Infections**: Bacteria and fungi can infect a dog's skin, leading to conditions like pyoderma or ringworm. 4. **Nutritional Deficiencies**
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There are various reasons why a dog might develop skin diseases. Some common causes include: 1. **Allergies**: Dogs can develop allergic reactions to various things such as certain foods, pollen, mold, dust mites, or flea saliva. 2. **Parasites**: Fleas, ticks, mites, and other parasites can cause irritation and skin problems in dogs. 3. **Bacterial or Fungal Infections**: Bacteria and fungi can infect a dog's skin, leading to conditions like pyoderma or ringworm. 4. **Nutritional Deficiencies**
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1. "Tick-proof tip: Regularly check your furry friend's coat for any unwanted hitchhikers." 2. "Stay flea-free: Use veterinarian-recommended tick prevention products on your pup." 3. "Keep tails wagging: Avoid tall grass and wooded areas where ticks thrive." 4. "Defense mode: Invest in a tick collar or spot-on treatment for added protection." 5. "Tick-talk: Consult your vet for the best tick prevention plan tailored to your dog's needs." #tickprevention #petcare #fleafighters #tickprotection #ou
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1. "Tick-proof tip: Regularly check your furry friend's coat for any unwanted hitchhikers." 2. "Stay flea-free: Use veterinarian-recommended tick prevention products on your pup." 3. "Keep tails wagging: Avoid tall grass and wooded areas where ticks thrive." 4. "Defense mode: Invest in a tick collar or spot-on treatment for added protection." 5. "Tick-talk: Consult your vet for the best tick prevention plan tailored to your dog's needs." #tickprevention #petcare #fleafighters #tickprotection #ou
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Name: Carlie Age: 1.5 years Breed: Black Lab Weight: 64lbs Spayed Microchipped Meds: Flea, tick, heart guard Potty trained Crate-Trained & Leash-Trained No little kids, no dogs, no cats Carlie is a happy, super smart young lab. She has shown us she shouldn’t live with other animals and would thrive with an active owner- Hiking? Running? She’s going to be the best adventure buddy! Carlie knows sit, come, “kennel”, shake, roll over, & sit pretty. She’s still learning fetch. She loves the water and
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Name: Carlie Age: 1.5 years Breed: Black Lab Weight: 64lbs Spayed Microchipped Meds: Flea, tick, heart guard Potty trained Crate-Trained & Leash-Trained No little kids, no dogs, no cats Carlie is a happy, super smart young lab. She has shown us she shouldn’t live with other animals and would thrive with an active owner- Hiking? Running? She’s going to be the best adventure buddy! Carlie knows sit, come, “kennel”, shake, roll over, & sit pretty. She’s still learning fetch. She loves the water and
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Fleas only spend about 5% of their life cycle on your pet. Treating the environment, where possible, can help prevent parasites from even making it onto your pet. "Flea Destroyer" nematodes work by releasing bacteria that kill the larvae, ending the flea life cycle without harming beneficial insects such as ladybugs, lacewings and praying mantis, as well as earthworms. They are safe for people, pets and plants.One box covers up to 2,000 square feet, and just one application can last a whole year
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Fleas only spend about 5% of their life cycle on your pet. Treating the environment, where possible, can help prevent parasites from even making it onto your pet. "Flea Destroyer" nematodes work by releasing bacteria that kill the larvae, ending the flea life cycle without harming beneficial insects such as ladybugs, lacewings and praying mantis, as well as earthworms. They are safe for people, pets and plants.One box covers up to 2,000 square feet, and just one application can last a whole year
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