FAQ

There is no single brand name; Lyme vaccines for dogs include subunit and bacterin types, with formulations containing OspA and sometimes OspC proteins.

The Lyme vaccine is recommended for dogs living in or traveling to areas where Lyme disease is prevalent or for those at high risk of tick exposure.

The Lyme vaccine for dogs helps protect against Lyme disease, a tick-borne illness caused by Borrelia burgdorferi. It's recommended for at-risk dogs and is used alongside tick prevention methods.

Yes, fleas can survive a washing machine cycle unless high temperatures—at least 60°C (140°F)—are used to kill them at all life stages.

You can satisfy your cat's hunting instinct by providing interactive toys, puzzle feeders, and play sessions that mimic prey. Creating vertical spaces and rotating toys also help engage their natural predatory behaviors.

Fleas hate extreme heat, such as washing at temperatures above 60°C (140°F), and dry, clean environments that disrupt their life cycle.

Fleas can survive a washing machine cycle if low temperatures are used, but high-temperature washes—at least 60°C (140°F)—are effective in killing them.

Fleas hate high heat, dryness, and regular hygiene practices such as vacuuming and washing fabrics at high temperatures, which disrupt their life cycle.

Fleas can survive a regular washing machine cycle, but washing pet bedding and fabrics at high temperatures (at least 60°C/140°F) is effective in killing fleas, eggs, and larvae.

Fleas hate cold, dry environments and lack of access to a host; they thrive in warmth and humidity and are disrupted by cleanliness and consistent flea prevention.