FAQ

Yes, treating your home is essential because about 95% of fleas exist in the environment as eggs, larvae, or pupae and not on your dog.

Dawn dish soap can kill adult fleas on a dog by breaking down their exoskeletons, but it does not kill flea eggs, larvae, or pupae in the environment.

Yes, humans can get bitten by fleas from dogs, especially during heavy infestations, though fleas prefer animal hosts.

Veterinary-approved oral or topical flea treatments can instantly kill adult fleas on dogs by targeting their nervous systems quickly and effectively.

You can tell if your dog has fleas by checking for signs such as scratching, red bumps, or flea dirt—tiny black specks that turn red on a damp tissue.

Fleas on dogs are tiny, wingless insects about 1–4 mm long, dark brown or reddish-brown, with flat bodies and large back legs for jumping. You might also spot flea dirt—small black or brown specks—in your dog's fur.

Both Jointsure and YuMove may be beneficial for dog joint health, but effectiveness depends on ingredient quality, clinical dosages, and individual dog response.

Both Jointsure and YuMove contain key joint-supporting ingredients like glucosamine and chondroitin, but their effectiveness depends on specific ingredient levels and your dog's needs.

Jointsure and YuMove both contain clinically supported ingredients like glucosamine, chondroitin, and MSM, but product quality, dosing, and formulation vary; effectiveness depends on the specific dog’s needs and product composition.

Dasuquin is often considered more advanced than Cosequin due to additional ingredients like ASU, offering enhanced joint support for dogs.