Dog Flea & Tick Treatment

Dog Flea & Tick Treatment

Protecting your dog from flea and tick infestations is an important part of keeping your dog happy and healthy. Flea and tick treatments fall into two basic categories -- treatment and prevention. Even if your dog does not have a flea or tick problem at this moment, you should still be treating him preemptively. For the best defense against fleas and ticks, get your dog on a monthly regimen of a topical product. Using the natural oils on a dogs skin, these products provide harsh environment for insects, and serve as a barrier for fleas and ticks. These products are not affected by baths or swimming, but are the most expensive type of flea and tick control. Flea and tick collars are another form of preventative treatment and are significantly less expensive than monthly topical products.

If your dog already has fleas or ticks, you need to kill them right away. Shampoos, sprays and dips are useful for immediate relief from such problems. Some shampoos also have agents to prevent the growth of flea eggs for a short period. If your dog spends a lot of time outside, an insect repellent can help keep bugs away from your dog altogether.

If you have discovered a flea problem with your dog and your dog lives inside your home, odds are there are fleas living in your home too. It is important to spray your dogs bed, carpets and upholstered furniture with insect spray to prevent a full-blown infestation of your home and to keep the problem from returning to your dog. You can find insect sprays and all the other products you need to control and treat flea and tick problems at Sortprice.com.

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