by creaturecomforts | Sep 30, 2019 | Flea & Tick, Heartworm Medications, Pet Safety
Ticks are one of the toughest parasites to prevent and kill. They are hardy little buggers, not to mention, downright gross. Ticks carry a wide variety of diseases that can be passed onto our pets as these pests take their blood meals. One of the most common diseases...
by creaturecomforts | Mar 31, 2019 | General, Health, Heartworm Medications, Pet Safety, Uncategorized
In the past decade, online purchases of all types of items have significantly increased. While this makes life more convenient, there are some items that just shouldn’t be purchased online such as pet medication and food items. What concerns are there in purchasing...
by creaturecomforts | Feb 28, 2019 | Flea & Tick, Health, Heartworm Medications, Pet Safety, Uncategorized
Springtime is right around the corner. We are all glad to see the weather warm-up, and so are the bugs. The warmer weather means an increase in parasite/bug activity. What can we do to protect our pets? It really starts by assessing your pet’s risk of exposure to...
by creaturecomforts | Aug 19, 2018 | Flea & Tick, General, Health, Natural Remedies, Pet Safety
We’re introducing a brand new product to the clinic, just in time for peak tick season. Animal Essentials FastRelief Herbal Bite Relief Spray for Dogs & Cats brings quick, soothing, and healing relief from the bites of ticks, fleas, mosquitos, midges,...
by creaturecomforts | Jan 29, 2018 | Health, Heartworm Medications, Pet Safety
Heartworm season is only a few weeks away. As the weather warms up, mosquitos, as well as other pests, begin to emerge. It only takes one bite from an infected mosquito to transmit heartworm larvae to your pet. Over the next 6 months, they travel through the...
by creaturecomforts | Oct 30, 2017 | Holidays, Pet Safety
Halloween is both an enjoyable and scary experience. Whether you are taking your pet trick-or-treating with the family or leaving them at home to greet people, there are a few considerations for pet owners to think about: Not every animal responds the same way to...
