There are over two hundred different varieties of fleas present all over the United States, and the two main type’s are the cat flea (Ctenocephalides felis) and the dog flea (Ctenocephalides canis), and both of these can pose unending troubles for pet owners ,as many of them face the challenge of devising an effective pest management system.

There are topical and oral medications available, such as those from Hartz flea & tick control range, which help in effectively eradicating these pests along with the eggs.

Fleas and ticks can be extremely stubborn and very difficult to get rid of, as they comfortably hide themselves not only on the pet’s fur but also in the tiny crevasses of the house, garden and the backyard.
Hartz flea & tick control range consist of many products, which are effective in killing flea eggs, fleas and ticks.

Hartz flea & ticks control range products such as-

Collars: Cats and dogs need to wear these around their necks, as these collars have many chemicals for killing ticks and fleas.

Topical treatments: Hartz products such as ear mites drops , and drops for ticks and fleas, which are applied on the skin of the pet for providing effective resistance for up to a month.

Shampoos: These are generally used for removing all visible pests, and regular baths using this product can prevent infestation for up to thirty days.

Dewormers: Fleas and ticks carry various infections and give rise to tape worms and round worms; hence, dewormers are an important part of any pest management system.

Powders: These can be used for dusting the furs of the pets and since they are waterproof, they can provide resistance for up to thirty days.

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Fleas & ticks are tiny blood-sucking creatures that are sometimes not visible with the naked eye; a timely action can prevent them from multiplying and posing trouble to the health of the pet. Hartz flea & tick control products are easily available and provide respite from troublesome pests, for more information, please visit www.hartz.com.

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