6 Safe and Nontoxic Flea and Tick Control for Pets

Ticks were harvested from 1,494 dogs and 336 cats for one of the largest tick studies ever. Certain species are expanding their territory. Ticks are now year-round pests, and they can be carried indoors on clothing and pets. One thing that hasn't changed? How I recommend protecting your pet.

A recent large-scale study reveals new findings about tick parasitism in dogs and cats; unfortunately, it’s likely these results will be used to even more heavily market chemical pest preventives to pet parents

While interesting, these new findings change nothing with regard to my professional recommendations for protecting dogs and cats from tick-borne illness

Conventional veterinarians recommend chemical preventives during tick season; I don't agree with the automatic use of chemicals as a means of controlling nature

Before you decide to use a chemical preventive to protect your pet from ticks, consider alternatives that are both effective and non-toxic

If you must use a chemical preventive, take precautions to protect your pet from adverse reactions and toxicity

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