To keep fleas off, you can cover up with permethrin treated gear.
Permethrin has been registered with the Environmental Protection Agency since 1977 and is used in products for children and pets.
Insect Shield clothing and gear are proven to repel bites from mosquitoes, ticks, fleas, and flies among other...Read More
What smell do fleas hate?
Thyme is one of the scents that fleas avoid. Essential oils can be diffused into the rooms to repel fleas, or the plants can be added to the garden. Any cultivar from the Mentha plant family—peppermint, spearmint, pineapple mint, and more—contains oils that produce smells that fleas hate. Yarrow plants,...Read More
Do flea collars work?
The answer is yes. When used according to label directions, flea collars can protect your pet from itchy, annoying flea bites. Flea collars typically work best if they have an insect growth regulator (IGR) that kills the flea eggs and flea larvae. Flea collars are typically effective for months, giving...Read More
What do fleas hate the most?
Fleas prefer to live in outdoor places that are shaded, humid, and warm. Direct sun-exposed areas can get too hot, so fleas aren’t likely to be found there. Plants that may help repelling fleas include Mint, Catnip, Clove, Chrysanthemums, Eucalyptus, Fleabane, Daisy, Lavender, Neem, Salvia. A small-scale human study found...Read More
What do dog fleas hate?
Fleas prefer to live in outdoor places that are shaded, humid, and warm. Direct sun-exposed areas can get too hot, so fleas aren’t likely to be found there. Fleas like to hide in tall grass. Plants that may help repel fleas include: Mint Catnip Clove Chrysanthemums Eucalyptus Fleabane Daisy Lavender...Read More
What is the most recommended joint supplement for dogs?
Our joint care tablets for dogs have been developed by veterinary professionals using ingredients that fight inflammation in the tissues that surround the joints in dogs’ hips, legs and paws. Ingredients include Glucosamine and Green Lipped Mussel, which both help to improve dog joint health, mobility and flexibility. Give your...Read More
Do joint supplements for dogs actually work?
Although there are numerous studies evaluating the use of supplements in joint disease, the hard scientific evidence of consistent benefit is questionable. This is due to small sample size, difference in product formulation and dosing, subjective and objective assessment of outcome, and length of trials. While some studies show that...Read More
Can you give a dog too much joint supplements?
Joint supplements are safe to use alongside most other medications. There are no major side effects associated with joint supplements - they can be given very safely over a long period of time. Joint supplements help some dogs, but not all - speak to your vet for more information. Joint...Read More
What do vets recommend for dogs with arthritis?
Lots of different treatments are used for osteoarthritis in dogs. This is because each case is different, and because using multiple treatments together often has a better outcome than using a single treatment alone. Many of these involve changes you can make at home, with support from your Vets4Pets team....Read More
What is better than glucosamine for dogs?
A study found that 20% of dogs in the U.S. over 1 year of age suffer from joint problems, with a range of symptoms including limping, lameness, difficulty moving, loss of muscle mass. Joint pain in dogs can develop into osteoarthritis, a degenerative disease affecting hip and knee joints that...Read More
Is there anything better than YuMOVE?
This product has exactly the same contents in the same percentages as YuMove at less cost. My occasionally creaky dogs are just as happy on this as on YuMove by Lintbells. But, although properly stored and sealed, once I was got halfway through the container more part tablets were appearing....Read More
Is green lipped mussel better than glucosamine for dogs?
The green-lipped mussel has become an increasingly popular supplement for dogs and horses suffering from arthrosis or other joint issues. The green-lipped mussel is not the best alternative because it contains very little of the active substances required. Green-lipped mussel also contains these nutrients, but it contains very little of...Read More
Can YuMOVE cause liver problems in dogs?
Her ALT levels 2 months ago was 60. Whereas when she was severely unwell and taken to the vet on 25.08.2020 her ALT levels had reached to an alarming 800. So alarming that the vet suspected liver damage or liver disease. I was alarmed to read that liver damage is...Read More
Is glucosamine bad for dogs
Glucosamine, a naturally occurring compound, is one of the more popular over-the-counter arthritis remedies. Joint supplements are often used as an early intervention and throughout the progression of arthritis, since they’re safe for long-term use in most patients. There have been very few side effects observed in patients taking glucosamine,...Read More
What is a hygiene groom for dogs?
A sanitary trim refers to trimming or shaving the coat so it's shorter in the areas that often become dirty when toileting. The most common areas are around the bottom, genitals and abdomen. This helps keeps your dog or cat clean without having to clip the entire coat, and avoids...Read More