The time is now more than ever to take preventative measures against pests. Summertime is prime flea and tick season, so you'll want to take precautions to protect your dog.

 

It's vital to remember that fleas and ticks can damage your pet indoors as well. Because of all the bugs that get inside, your pet is still quite vulnerable even if he rarely goes outside. Additionally, it is strongly advised for families who live in humid regions to stay on top of preventative treatment year-round due to the numerous health hazards that bugs pose to your pet.
 

 

The good news is that protecting your pet from these dangerous insects is easy. You can select a flea treatment for dogs that is not only efficient but also simple for you to use from among the many options available. What is the most effective flea treatment for dogs?

 

 

Unbelievable as it may seem, prevention might be as easy as giving your dog a collar. For up to eight months, a flea and tick collar can keep your pet pest-free. This suggests that fleas that appear in the summer and fall shouldn't be a major problem. There are two variations of the veterinarian-recommended Seresto 8 Month Flea & Tick Collar. Puppies and dogs older than 7 weeks are safe to use with both the Seresto 8 Month Flea & Tick Collar for Large Dogs and the Seresto 8 Month Flea & Tick Collar for Small Dogs. Within the first 24 hours, these collars will start killing any fleas on your dog.

 

Summertime and swimming go hand in hand, so if your dog enjoys cooling down in the water you might be reluctant to get a flea collar. Because the Seresto 8 Month Flea & Tick Collar is formulated with a water-resistant solution that can also survive sun exposure, you can put an end to those worries.

 

Collar Advice: To make sure the collar is comfortable on your dog's neck, as you're putting it on, make sure you can fit two fingers between it and the neck. If your dog has long hair, clip the hair around the neck to make the collar more effective since it rubs against skin.

 

 

Another handy alternative for insect protection is employing monthly topical treatments. K9 Advantix for dogs is a monthly application of a waterproof solution. Any fleas and ticks that your dog may encounter are easily treated and eliminated. Within 12 hours, K9 Advantix for dogs begins to function, killing all flea life stages and preventing re-infestation.

 

There are treatments available for dogs of all sizes:

 

K9 Advantix II Flea & Tick Treatment for Extra Large Dogs

K9 Advantix II Flea & Tick Treatment for Large Dogs

K9 Advantix II Flea & Tick Treatment for Medium Dogs

K9 Advantix II Flea & Tick Treatment for Small Dogs

 

Topical Advice: To prevent your dog from getting to the treatment while it is absorbing into the skin, evenly apply the treatment to two to three locations on the top of their back, from the base of their tail to their shoulder.

 

 

Try giving your dog a soft chew that resembles a treat if they have fleas. Imidacloprid, an insect neurotoxin, is used to make Advantus Soft Chews for Small Dogs and Advantus Soft Chews for Large Dogs. It acts to paralyze and kill fleas within an hour of treatment. It's great to keep it around the house at all times so you can halt infestations right away and avoid having to wait 12 to 24 hours for results. When your dog has an infestation, you should only use this tablet once because it is not a long-term cure.

 

Chewable Tip: Weigh your dog before giving him the tablet so that you are aware of the proper dosage to give him.

 

Take action and begin guarding with the dog flea treatment that best suits your needs and the lifestyle of your canine. Both the K9 Advantix for dogs and the Seresto 8 Month Flea & Tick Collar are excellent options for protecting your pet. Having the Advantus soft chews on hand will also help you get rid of an infestation quickly. You may relax knowing your pet is safe from dangerous pests with these three flea-removal methods.