The time of fleas does not expire in winter

When the weather turns cold, people are getting more and more thick layers. Our dogs and cats also change to a thicker coat, but it does not mean that they do not need any other protection.

Animal keepers are approaching the winter to draw attention to how to properly care for pets. Animals kept outdoors should be given the same attention as those inside.

Many would not think that the presence of blood suckers is a threat in the winter as well. Despite the cold, fleas can move into the warm coat of our pet just as well.

We don't think about that either, because we think the pests will die in the cold. But the fleas aren't. Therefore, if our dog or cat is scratching a lot, it may be that it is because of the flea.

Because we are living permanently minus, the fleas are living in the warmth of our fur coat. In fact, we can even bring in the unpleasant guests to our home. Indeed, the warm air of the home, the bed of our pet, also induces intruders to reproduce. That's why flea control is as important in winter as in warmer seasons. In addition to the fact that fleas can cause unpleasant itching, other dangers can threaten our pets as well.

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