Are you familiar with the feeling of being out and about, only to be suddenly attacked by pesky ticks? It’s an experience no one wants to have—unwelcome blood-sucking parasites that can cause severe illness for humans and pets alike.
For humans, we can see them. But for our loved four-legged friends, ticks are most likely hidden by their coats making removing them tough.
Flea and tick prevention pet products are commonly available over the counter, but a recent study found that many of these contain dangerous levels of the chemical TCVP. Researchers from the University of California analyzed 34 popular over-the-counter flea and tick preventatives and found that all of them contained levels of TCVP that could be potentially lethal to dogs.
Now that winter is settling in, everyone is probably wondering if ticks are still a threat. Are they going to go away until next spring? Can we relax now that the colder weather is here? In this blog post, we’ll explore whether or not ticks survive in winter and offer tips on protecting your pets from these pesky critters. Read on to learn more!
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