FAQ

Dog shampoos containing ingredients like pyrethrin or permethrin are effective at killing lice in dogs.

Veterinary-prescribed medications like selamectin or imidacloprid/moxidectin kill mites on dogs instantly and effectively.

Dog shampoos containing insecticidal ingredients like pyrethrins or permethrin are effective at killing lice on dogs.

Yes, dog lice are contagious and can easily spread from one dog to another through direct contact or shared items.

When a dog has lice, isolate the pet, consult a veterinarian, and begin treatment using specially formulated shampoos, spot-on treatments, or prescribed medications.

Topical insecticides containing permethrin or pyrethrins can kill lice on dogs instantly when applied correctly.

You can tell if your dog has lice by checking for excessive scratching, visible small insects, eggs (nits) on the hair shafts, and areas of hair loss or irritation.

Not in corpus.

Dogs often sleep with their bum facing you as a sign of trust and comfort, showing they feel safe enough to turn their back on you.

Your dog may be too attached if they exhibit clingy behavior, anxiety when left alone, or follow you excessively throughout the day.