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Ticks may be found anywhere on your dog. They especially favor the neck, in the armpits, in and around the ears and between the toes.

  • Avoid brushy, grassy or woody areas, especially in spring and summer. Ticks LOVE warm weather.
  • Clear leaves, tall grass, and brush around areas you and your dog enjoy around your house.
  • Move anything that attracts deer or rodents…chief carriers of ticks.
  • Get a couple of Guinea hens. They LOVE ticks! Two Guinea fowl can clear a couple of acres of land infested with ticks, in a single season.
  • Use a topical tick treatment on your dog during the warmer seasons. You won’t need it, if the temperature remains below 32 degrees F.
  • It takes roughly 24-48 hours for a tick to transmit bacteria. It’s vital to remove them as soon as you discover them. If you are lucky, you will find them before they begin to burrow in.
Protect your dog: Kill fleas and ticks for good

Protect your dog: Kill fleas and ticks for good

August 25, 2018 posted by

Start treating your dog as soon as you see any sign of fleas and ticks. Using natural remedies like apple cider vinegar can help protect your dog.

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6 tips to help prevent canine cancer

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The best cure is prevent canine cancer from forming. Provide your dog with good basic health care and limit exposure to known cancer-causing products.

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Protect your dog from ticks

Protect your dog from ticks

May 27, 2017 posted by

Ticks may be found anywhere on your dog. They especially favor the neck, in the armpits, in and around the ears and between the toes.

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Protect your dog against Lyme disease

Protect your dog against Lyme disease

April 5, 2017 posted by

By Karen A. Soukiasian Lyme disease is a zoonotic, bacterial, vector borne disease of the Borrelia burgdorferi group. It got its name from the towns of Lyme and Old Lyme, Connecticut, because in 1975, numerous cases with similar symptoms suddenly emerged in that region. In 1982, the bacterium was isolated and named. It was also… Read the rest »

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Keep your dog pest free

Keep your dog pest free

September 11, 2016 posted by

Keep your dog pest free. To ensure your dog stays healthy, protect him against fleas, ticks, and worms.

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