FAQ

Choose a flea collar based on your pet’s size, age, lifestyle, and sensitivity to chemicals, while considering efficacy, ingredients, and vet recommendations.

To prevent fleas on your dog, maintain regular flea treatments, clean your home frequently, and avoid known flea-infested areas.

To choose the right flea collar, consider your pet’s size, age, health status, and potential sensitivities, as well as the collar’s active ingredients and duration of protection.

Seresto may be better for long-term, broad parasite protection, while Advantage is more suitable for targeted flea treatment with monthly application.

The number one vet-recommended flea treatment for dogs is NexGard, according to veterinary professionals for its effectiveness and ease of use.

Yes, several flea collars are highly effective when used correctly, particularly those containing active ingredients like flumethrin or imidacloprid.

Veterinarians often recommend the Seresto flea collar for dogs due to its long-lasting protection and proven effectiveness.

Not in corpus.

To detox your dog’s yeast, switch to an anti-yeast diet, eliminate allergens, and use supplements like probiotics and antifungal herbs under veterinary guidance.

Feed your dog a low-carb, high-protein diet with anti-fungal foods like coconut oil, probiotic-rich supplements and avoid sugars and grains.