Fleas & Ticks

Flea infestations spread further than just your pets, and the only way to eradicate them all is by breaking the flea lifecycle. Here, we explain how to tackle each stage of the flea life cycle so you can look forward to a flea-free future. 

Finding fleas on your dog can be a nightmare, and getting rid of them is not a picnic either. But, with our handy guide to getting rid of fleas on dogs, you can ensure your dog is flea-free fast and find the best way to stop them from returning. 

Many flea treatments are available to buy from pet shops across the country, but how do they work? In our latest blog, we take a look at some of the most popular flea treatments available and how they work to protect your pet from fleas. 

Did you know that pets can be allergic to fleas? Find out how to recognise the signs of flea allergy dermatitis and what you can do to help a pet that's allergic to flea bites. 

Did you know that only 5% of fleas in an infestation are on your pet? Flea eggs, larvae and pupae are able to burrow into your home, making it even easier for them to reinfest your pet. Here, we explain how to combat the fleas living in your home, so you can effectively break the flea lifecycle.

Cats can pick up all kinds of nasty parasites while they’re out and about, so make sure you keep them protected with suitable flea treatment for cats. Here, we compare some of the most popular cat flea treatments all available to buy without a vet prescription. 

When it comes to our pets, we all want the very best. That’s why we’ve made a list of the best over-the-counter flea treatment options for your cat or dog, all of which are available at competitive prices without the need for a vet’s prescription. 

When it comes to protecting your pets from external parasites like fleas, ticks and lice, the best course of action is always prevention. Here, we talk about spot-on flea treatments, from how they work to how to apply them to your pet.

Ticks aren't just a danger because they suck blood, but they can also carry disease, and they can even bite you! Here's what to do if your cat or dog has ticks.

Fleas are one of the most common parasites in pets. With 62 species of flea native to the UK, it's essential for pet owners to recognise the signs of fleas in pets and what to do if you find fleas on your pet. Learn more about getting rid of all stages of the flea lifecycle in our guide.