At a glance, garlic might seem like a great flea remedy. However, just because something is natural, doesn't mean it's safe ...

Flea treatment for pets involves anti-itching or anti-inflammatory medicine and getting rid of the fleas on their bodies. You'll also need to get rid of the fleas in your pet's environment, like ...

Itch Flea, which can be purchased for cats or dogs, is vet-approved and scientifically proven to protect your pet and home from fleas. It has a double action formula which is designed to kill all ...

Avoid homemade or DIY flea sprays and treatments for your pet, Ellis advises. “Skin conditions can be complex to remedy and should be under the care of your veterinarian.” How to Prevent Fleas ...

A long-acting flea and tick treatment from Merck Animal Health has earned approval for dogs at least six months old from the ...

FDA approves Bravecto Quantum, the first injectable flea and tick treatment offering dogs up to 12 months of protection.

While these scents will not kill fleas, they can act as a deterrent to keep them away once the fleas have been killed. Learn more about the 10 smells that fleas hate. 10 Scents Fleas Hate ...

Fleas and ticks can be a major problem for pet owners in the summer, leading to various health problems for furry friends.

The best flea and tick treatments for dogs are vet-approved. ... are released in low concentrations across your dog's skin and coat to kill fleas and ticks on contact within 24 hours.

While it's scientifically proven to kill and prevent fleas, it's recommended to treat both your pet and your home, using a ...

Veterinarian Kim Nicholas lost several patients because fleas sucked the blood out of them. He was skeptical 10 years ago when the first topical treatments came out, but for his patients' sake, he ...