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Your dog could be the most valued member in the household; until he gets fleas or ticks of course. These irritating pests do not always limit their interest to dogs and in no time, if your dog has fleas, you could find yourself scratching away as well.

Fleas and ticks both thrive in moist areas and room temperature is sufficient for their survival hence once they get into your home, it is quite a task getting them out. They are not just a nuisance to you and your dog, but are also disease carriers. Their worst strength is that they are resistant to most insecticides except in adult stage. Considering their rapid reproduction rates, it is therefore futile to use a product that leaves their eggs and pupae to mature and start the cycle all over again.

Additionally, you may try very hard to use some formula that works on your dog but as soon as he/she goes for a swim, you have to do it all over again as it gets washed off. You also want to be careful with the products you use on your dog because some contain harmful toxins that in the long run harm your pet more than they help.

Frontline Plus for dogs is a formula prepared for topical application on your dog on a monthly basis to keep him/her free from these parasites. This preparation kills fleas and ticks in all stages right from the eggs to the adults in approximately 18 hours. It is waterproof and has been tested and proven to be safe for your dog; it is suitable for dogs over 8 weeks, even for nursing or pregnant dogs.

A single application of Frontline Plus for dogs has a lasting effect that keeps your dog free from both ticks and fleas for a period of up to one month; you will need to wait for about 24 hours though before giving the dog a bath after application.

You will also need to ensure that your home no longer harbors these harmful pests or their eggs. Clean your backyard to remove breeding places; do not heap up leaves or rubbish. Vacuum your entire house and seal the refuse in plastic bags to prevent re-infestation. Limit the movement of your dog using a leash and you should be able to remain free from fleas and ticks. For the best price visit www.nomorefleasplease.com

Fed up with Dog Fleas and Ticks?

By: Sarah Haigler




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