Keep fleas out of your fur-ever home!
🚫 Don't let these tiny pests make themselves at home in your house. Keep your indoor and outdoor pets protected with year-round preventives, and show fleas the door with a tidy home and basic routine.
Vacuum regularly, wash bedding and toys in hot water, and declutter to create an unwelcoming environment for fleas. Keep your pets and home flea-free all year round! #FleaFreeHome #PetProtection #HealthyPets
🌳 Keep your furry friend's outdoor space pest-free with these easy steps! 🐾
Ticks and other parasites love a natural landscape, but with a few changes, you can make your yard less appealing to them.
Here's what you can do:
- Cut the grass
- Trim weeds and overgrowth
- Relocate wood piles
- Remove wildlife feeding stations
- Clean up pet food left outdoors
By doing these simple things, you'll create a yard that pests won't want to visit! Keep your pet happy, healthy, and free from parasites! 💪
Paws up, pet parents! Keeping our furry friends healthy and parasite-free is a top priority. Don't wait until it's too late, start performing regular nose-to-tail inspections to keep your pet protected.
Whether it's once a week or after outdoor activity, take the time to check their tail base, ears, eyes, armpits, abdomen, and under the tail for any unwanted visitors.
Basic grooming, such as brushing and combing your pet's coat, can also help you catch any fleas or ticks and give you an opportunity to assess your pet's overall health. If you do find any, remove the tick with tweezers and dispose of it right away.
Make sure to keep up with your pet's preventive doses and contact a Veterinarian if you have any concerns. Let's keep our fur-buddies happy and healthy 🐾 #PetHealth #ParasitePrevention
Fleas and ticks are a year-round threat, and while completely eradicating them may not be possible, you can minimize their impact on your pet.
The key to success is a multi-pronged approach that includes veterinary-approved preventives, environmental management, and year-round pet health vigilance.
Keep your pet on year-round flea and tick prevention. These preventatives work by either repelling fleas and ticks or killing them when they bite your pet.
It's important to note that fleas and ticks don't have an off-season, so administering these preventatives year-round is crucial.
Cruciate ligament injuries are another common orthopedic issue in pets.
These injuries occur when the ligaments that stabilize the knee joint are torn or damaged. Symptoms include lameness, swelling, and difficulty putting weight on the affected leg.
Treatment options include surgery, physical therapy, and medications.
Is your pet the ultimate foodie? Share their favorite treats and meals in the comments!
Did you know that one of the most common orthopedic issues in pets is arthritis?
Arthritis can be caused by a variety of factors including age, obesity, and joint injuries.
Symptoms include stiffness, difficulty walking, and difficulty climbing stairs.
If you notice any of these signs in your pet, it's important to speak with your veterinarian about treatment options.
