FDA Warning - Flea/Tic Meds - Dogs and Cats
If you haven't seen it, the FDA has issued a warning on 4 different common flea/tic meds that are causing neurological issues in both dogs and cats. They are also currently notifying vets. The 4 inv...
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If the dog is sensitive to flea bites, I would treat monthly regardless. Fortunately, both my dogs are not affected like that (I have a worse reaction than they do).
Again, there isn't a single answer for all dogs and situations. But being able to understand as many options as possible will help you find a solution that works for your dog and situation.
I will add that whenever I camp, I do a daily rub over on the dogs to check for ticks. Fleas will bite me before the dogs so I know immediately if there is a flea.
Again, there isn't a single answer for all dogs and situations. But being able to understand as many options as possible will help you find a solution that works for your dog and situation.
I will add that whenever I camp, I do a daily rub over on the dogs to check for ticks. Fleas will bite me before the dogs so I know immediately if there is a flea.
