Heartworm disease has been diagnosed in all 50 states, and risk factors are impossible to predict. Because infected mosquitoes can come inside, both outdoor and indoor pets are at risk.
Read morePets are at Risk for Flea Infestation
Fleas are a serious seasonal problem in the Midwest outdoors, and our current hot, humid temperatures can cause big problems with protecting our pets from these parasites.
Read moreAvoiding and Treating Ticks on your Pets
Ticks can be a threat to your pet year-round, but as spring and summer find us outside more often, the chances of an encounter increase. These tiny blood-suckers can cause serious problems for pets and people.
Read moreMosquitoes, Fleas, and Ticks. Oh my!
March 20th was the official start of spring this year, bringing with it warmer days, trees budding, plants in bloom. The mostly pleasant days of the season motivate us to get out and enjoy the great outdoors. Additionally, our pets are ready to get out of the house to soak up the fresh air, (before the humidity and the temperature make that more challenging). Everything seems to thrive at this time of year as the cycle of new life begins again.
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