For years, it has been believed that cats are immune to the harsh bites of ticks and fleas. But are they really in the safe zone?
And because I care for you, I’m glad to be your myth buster!
Yes, your felines can get infested by these small (but terrible) creatures as well, and if not treated on its early onset stage, there’s a huge possibility that it can get a lot worse.
So if you start seeing signs of ticks and fleas (constant scratching, biting or chewing on the skin, fur loss or bald patches) but if you’re racing against time to have it checked, run to your kitchen and grab the nearest towel and mild dishwashing liquid!
Take note: This may not be a fun time for our kitties as they are not the biggest fans of the waters. *wink*
So how do you it, you may ask?
It’s pretty simple! It will just be a typical cat bath but use a mild dishwashing liquid instead. The soap will slowly kill the ticks and fleas as it destroys their exoskeleton. To avoid their sensitive skin from drying, use regular cat shampoo right after.
Of course, it won’t be that easy to get rid of these mite-like beings, and from time to time, you might have to use some treatments you’ve found online. But are you sure they’re safe?
Here Comes Broadline For Ticks And Fleas
It is always a good decision to go to your trusted Veterinarian for tips and constant check-ups. As a tenured professional in this field, I’ve tried so many products who promise safe and fast-acting solutions to my patients.
But finally, I’ve found the perfect one for your cats; I can surely vouch for Broadline for Ticks and Fleas! It is gentle, effective and kind to your cats— inside and out!
Say goodbye to ticks and fleas with Broadline! Pay a visit to PreventPuppyProblems.com to know more, and don’t forget to share the word to your fellow paw-parents!
Enjoy peace of mind,
Dr. Sixto Carlos, DVM, MS
Makati Dog and Cat Hospital
Serving Pet Parents near Mandaluyong, Makati, and BGC