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Have you considered Natural Flea Repellents for Dogs and Cats? Sourcing an effective and safe deterrent for your family pet is important for their overall comfort and for your peace-of-mind. Consider a natural and non-toxic option for cats and dogs...
What are fleas?
Fleas are small parasitic insects
Fleas don’t just live on your pet — they can hide in carpets, sofas, bedding and even your car. In this guide, we’re covering 5 of the most common flea hotspots in the home, plus practical tips and natural household flea products to help keep your home fresh, comfortable and flea-free.
What is the difference between the KG Pet Spray and Cedarcide Original Spray?
They are very different products, the Cedarcide Original Spray is an oil (Cedarcide & Silica oil) whereas the KG Pet Spray is a fruit enzymes spray, made from mostly pineapple, papaya, or kiwi fruits fermented for 6 months
Mites can be a really nuisance , causing irritation of the skin, resulting in itching, hair loss, and inflammation.
Both dogs and cats are very susceptible, with most types being highly contagious.
Learn here about the signs of mites, the different types and what you should do if you suspect your
Whatever the true reasons for and nature of climate change, it seems we need to get used to the concept of warmer summers and milder winters. One severe consequence of this will be an increase of parasites such as fleas and ticks. They will breed for longer periods and more will survive over winter.
Some hints to help pets stay safe and well in Summertime
Following the miserable Winter we have had, it’s hard to remember that we do sometimes get hot summery weather in the UK, but we do and here are a few hints to help pets stay safe and well in Summertime.
Check regularly for fleas and ticks
A quick internet search for ‘can my dog eat garlic?’ can send you down a rabbit hole of conflicting information. There seems to be a general consensus that garlic is toxic to dogs and shouldn’t be consumed under any circumstances. But is that really the case?
Garlic, or Allium sativum, is a vegetable
