Protection You Can Trust

Your pet’s coat is a great place to hide. Fleas can be hard to detect as they move so quickly. It’s often easier to spot the black grit, or flea dirt, that they leave behind rather than the fleas themselves.

Ticks, especially paralysis ticks, can be dangerous to our pets, so prevention is the best approach.

Paralysis ticks have a hard body, are usually pale brown, and are about 2 to 4 mm long prior to feeding. When an adult tick feeds on your pet's blood, it increases in size dramatically, up to 14 mm long!

95% of the flea problem is in your pet’s home environment as eggs, larvae and pupae!

In sensitive dogs and cats, fleas can also trigger an allergic condition called flea allergy dermatitis (FAD), a skin disease that is intensely itchy and can result in hair loss and lead to infections and sores on the skin.