How often should you apply tick prevention to dogs?
To determine the appropriate level of flea treatment for your dog, we will collaborate with you to conduct a risk assessment based on your pet's lifestyle and behaviour. Once every month, you should treat your pet for fleas, and every two to three months, or even more frequently, for worms....Read More
What is the best all natural flea and tick prevention for dogs?
A natural way to prevent fleas and ticks is to use something like Billy No Mates which is added to the food and builds up in the system to repel fleas and ticks. It can take around 4-6 weeks to give your dog optimum protection as an effective flea repellent....Read More
Do dogs need flea and tick medicine every month in the UK?
Once every month, you should treat your pet for fleas, and every two to three months, or even more frequently, for worms. Depending on your pet's lifestyle, talk to your vet about the best course of action. The flea treatments we advise kill existing fleas quickly and protect your dog...Read More
What smell do dog ticks hate?
Ticks find many scents unpleasant, and a few drops of citrus, spice, or herbal essential oil can help repel ticks. Some scents that may deter ticks include – lemon, orange, cinnamon, lavender, peppermint, eucalyptus, rose geranium, sage, oregano, thyme, citronella, and clove bud. Ticks use scent to find their prey....Read More
What is the best thing to feed a senior dog?
A diet to support ageing should contain antioxidants, high quality protein, reduced levels of phophorus which isn't needed in such quantity and can help to reduce the burden on the kidneys, and extra joint support for those ageing bones and joints. As your dog gets older, it’s a good idea...Read More
What is the best nutritional supplement for senior dogs?
Senior dogs can show different signs of aging and have different nutritional needs. AniForte® Senior Active is a high-quality supplementary feed for senior dogs. The natural supplementary feed AniForte® Senior Active was specifically developed for older dogs and seniors to support their general well-being and health. This natural product provides...Read More
What are the nutritional requirements for a senior dog?
A diet to support ageing should contain antioxidants, high quality protein, reduced levels of phophorus which isn't needed in such quantity and can help to reduce the burden on the kidneys, and extra joint support for those ageing bones and joints. As your dog gets older, it’s a good idea...Read More
What is the best food to put weight on an older dog?
A diet to support ageing should contain antioxidants, high quality protein, reduced levels of phophorus which isn't needed in such quantity and can help to reduce the burden on the kidneys, and extra joint support for those ageing bones and joints. As your dog gets older, it’s a good idea...Read More
Should I feed my senior dog wet or dry food?
When your dog is considered of senior age, you may need to start feeding them a diet that is higher in fibre, and which contains a suitable amount of protein and fat. If your dog likes to eat dry food, it can help to control tartar build up and could...Read More
How many times a day should a senior dog eat?
Senior dogs have unique nutritional requirements as they age. They tend to be less active and may have slower metabolisms, requiring fewer calories than younger dogs. Most senior dogs are happy with two smaller meals a day, spaced out to prevent digestive issues and help them maintain a healthy weight....Read More
What is the number one nutrient needed for senior pets?
Senior dogs require a balanced diet that provides essential nutrients while being gentle on their aging digestive systems. Our Senior Complete formula is packed with essential vitamins and minerals to support overall health and vitality in senior dogs. Omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids promote healthy skin and a shiny coat,...Read More
Should you give senior dogs supplements?
Older dogs do need a different balance of vitamins and minerals than their younger friends, but you don’t have to worry about supplementing your older dog’s diet. Feeding your dog a high quality tailored food will include everything they need in order to support optimal body condition. Giving your dog...Read More
Can I treat a dog's skin infection at home?
Yeast dermatitis infections can be treated with oral or topical treatments, or a combination of both based on the severity of your dog’s condition. Antibiotic ointments and shampoos can also work. These medications are highly effective, though they must be given for a prolonged period. Antibacterial shampoo or topical ointments...Read More
What is the most common skin infection in dogs?
Some of the most common skin disorders in dogs include bacterial skin infections, environmental allergies and parasite allergies. Bacterial skin infections are among the most common skin disorders. Skin problems in dogs are more common during the warmer seasons, which is when seasonal allergies, insect bites and other allergic symptoms...Read More
What antibiotic do you give a dog for a skin infection?
Clindamycin 5.5–11 mg/kg PO q 12 hr is a first-tier empiric antimicrobial for skin infections in dogs.
Cephalexin 22–30 mg/kg PO q 12 hr is also used.
Amoxicillin clavulanate 14–25 mg/kg PO q 12 hr is another option.
Trimethoprim-sulfadiazine/ sulfamethoxazole 15–30 mg/kg PO q 12 hr can be given.
Cefpodoxime...Read More