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Today we are talking all about the best options for flea and tick control for you and your pets. As summer kicks into high gear, all the fleas and ticks are coming out to play. Be sure to talk to your vet, but when you do, ask about oral options for your pet. They have the same power to keep fleas and ticks away, but they greatly reduce the chances that your pet will be rubbing pesticides all over your home and your hands.
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Weigh the Options for Flea and Tick Control

Are the medicines you are giving to Fido and Mr. Whiskers putting your family at risk?

If you can, it's best to avoid flea and tick medicines that are applied to your pet's skin/fur/hair or collar because they might actually be rubbing off onto you, your loved ones, and your carpet.

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Bringing Home Puppy or Kitty

Non-toxic tips for bringing your pet home and making them feel welcome

Bringing home a new pet is a very exciting! You better be ready for a few rounds of play time and some great cuddles. While you figure out their favorite toy and what that weird noise means, we collected some tips for keeping your new best friend happy and healthy.

Just like you make healthy choices about what you bring into your home so you aren't coming into contact with toxic chemicals when you don't have to, these decisions matter just as much for your pet. A few might even matter for them a bit more.

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