FAQ

Both Nexgard and Bravecto are FDA-approved and considered safe when prescribed by a veterinarian, but individual suitability depends on a dog’s health needs.

Both NexGard and Simparica are prescription flea and tick preventatives with solid safety records, but a veterinarian should determine the safest option based on your dog's specific health needs and history.

Vectra 3D and K9 Advantix II are top tick repellents for dogs, as they both prevent tick attachment in addition to killing ticks.

The best method of tick prevention for dogs is year-round use of veterinarian-approved products tailored to the dog’s age, health, and lifestyle.

The best tick prevention for dogs involves year-round use of veterinarian-recommended products tailored to your dog's age, health, and environment. Options include oral tablets, topical treatments, and collars—consult your vet to choose the safest and most effective method.

Dogs have tails to help with balance, movement, communication, and scent distribution. Tails also serve specific purposes depending on breed and environment.

Yes, chamomile tea can be given to dogs in small, properly prepared doses to soothe an upset stomach, but always consult your veterinarian first.

Chamomile is generally safe for dogs when used appropriately, but it can be harmful to cats and pets with sensitivities or specific health concerns.

Yes, you can give your dog chamomile tea in small, cooled amounts to help soothe an upset stomach, but always consult your veterinarian first.

Chamomile is generally safe for dogs when used appropriately and with veterinary guidance, but it can be toxic in high doses or for sensitive pets like cats.