Flea And Tick Control: Fact Or Myth?

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True or false? When it comes to flea and tick information, lucky guesses just won’t cut it. Get the facts on how to control these pests.

When it comes to flea and tick control there is a lot of misinformation out there. When you have a flea or tick problem to deal with, you can’t waste time on solutions that don’t work. To ensure that you have the right information about these itchy pests, check out some of the most common flea and tick myths below.

Myth: My Pet Only Needs Flea and Tick Protection During the Summer

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What’s The Difference Between Fleas and Ticks?

Myth: All Ticks Carry Disease

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Myth: Over-the-Counter Preventives are just as good as Prescription

Fact:

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Top 10 Flea and Tick Prevention Tips

Myth: Ticks Only Fall From Trees

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Myth: A Few Fleas Aren’t Necessarily a Problem

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Myth: Heat Can Help Make a Tick Release Its Hold

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Fleas and ticks are not something that should be messed with. Their potential to transmit dangerous diseases to your dog is real so you need to make sure you have correct information about dealing with these pests.

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