Navigation ×

Contact Us My Account Quick Reorder Cart Already a customer? Sign In

Fleas and Ticks

Does Salt Kill Fleas? What do fleas look like? Top 4 Flea Myths Every Pet Owner Should Know How to Use a Flea Spray on Pets 5 Pet Health Problems Fleas Can Cause Is NexGard Safe? Killing Flea Eggs with Insect Growth Regulators How to Prevent Fleas on Your Cat Flea and Tick: FAQs About Fleas Benefits of Flea Pills, Oral Chewables, and Tablets Indoor Flea Control Flea and Tick: FAQs About Flea Treatments How to Get Rid of Fleas in Your Home Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever in Pets Steps To Tackle a Pet Flea Infestation Why Controlling Ticks On Dogs Improves Public Health Choosing the Best Collar Flea Prevention Can Pets Get Fleas During Cold Weather? Benefits of Flea & Tick Preventatives for Pets When Flea Preventatives Fail How to Get Rid of Fleas on Ferrets Control Your Pet's Itching and Allergies from Fleas What Flea Treatment Is the Best for My Dog? Why Has My Pet's Flea Medicine Stopped Working? What's Your Pet's Risk Of Exposure To Vector-Borne Pathogens? Predictions For 2020 Why Does My Pet Need Flea & Tick Prevention? Tick Paralysis in Dogs Choosing the Best Oral Flea Prevention How to Use Flea Prevention Effectively Relieve Your Cat's Flea Itching Flea and Tick: FAQs About Ticks How do Oral Flea Preventatives Work? How to Prevent Fleas on Your Dog How to Kill Fleas on Your Puppy What Flea Treatment Is the Best for My Cat? Is Bravecto Safe? Advantage II FAQ Exotic Ticks Found in United States What Time Of Year Are Ticks Active? How to Kill Fleas in Your Yard Outdoor Flea Control Choosing the Best Topical Flea Prevention Ehrlichia in Dogs: Symptoms and Treatment How to Spray Your Yard for Fleas Relieve Your Dog's Flea Itching How to Get Rid of Fleas on Kittens How to Get Rid of Fleas on Puppies Flea & Tick Control: Frontline Plus or NexGard? How to Fog Your Home to Remove Fleas Deer Ticks: How They Can Make Your Pets & Your Family Sick Establish Effective Pet Flea Prevention How do Topical Flea Preventatives Work? Which Is the Best Flea Prevention for Your Pet? How to Remove a Tick from a Dog How to Use a Flea Comb K9 Advantix II FAQ How to Apply Flea and Tick Medication

Category

Addison's Disease Allergies Anal Sac Inflammation Anxiety Arthritis Asthma Behavior Coronavirus Bladder Stones Cancer Congestive Heart Failure Corneal Ulcers Coughing Cushing's Disease Dental Diabetes Diarrhea Digestive Distemper Dry Eye Ear Infections Ear Mites Fatty Tumors Feline Leukemia First Aid Fleas and Ticks Fungal Diseases Glaucoma Hair Loss Heartworm Disease Hip Dysplasia Horse Horse Lameness Horse Ulcers Hot Spots Hyperthyroidism Hypothyroidism Inflammatory Bowel Disease Joints Kennel Cough Kidney Disease Kidney Stones Kitten Limping Liver Disease Lyme Disease Lymphoma Mange Medication Miscellaneous Motion Sickness Nutrition Pain Parvovirus Poisoning Puppy Rabies Seasons Holistic Senior Pets Separation Anxiety Skin and Coat Submissive Urination Supplements Unexplained or Unhealthy Weight Urinary Tract Vaccine Reaction Vomiting Worms See All A-Z

Establish Effective Pet Flea Prevention

Treat all pets in your home

Fleas will undoubtedly attack all pets in the house, so you must treat all your pets to increase the effectiveness of the medication.

Apply preventative to healthy skin

Adding a fatty acid supplement with Omega 3 helps improve your pet's skin health by restoring its softness and flexibility. Healthy skin helps flea medication easily spread throughout the skin and increases effectiveness.

Don't give fleas a biting chance

In addition to preventatives pet products like shampoos and topical sprays can be used in between monthly flea medication applications to help keep fleas away.

Max's Tip

Help give your pet get the best pet care by reading tips on ways you can maintain your pet's health with the help of good nutrition, preventatives, for fleas and heartworms, and more in our article Pet Care Products & Tips for Dogs and Cats