Say Goodbye To Fleas Quickly And Cheaply With Biospot. | Dogs

By RebeccaFoxton
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Cats and dogs, we just love them don't we? Well so do fleas, ticks and mosquitoes. It's no laughing matter for your pet either.

Fleas and ticks and mossies can spread disease and also can cause skin irritations for your pet.

Some of these diseases can be fatal, or difficult and expensive to treat, so doesn't it make a whole lot of sense to prevent the problem rather than leave it?

It would be great to discover a product which tackles all external parasite problems in one go, but usually they only target one or two types.

Bio Spot Spot On Flea and Tick control is one product that does tackle all three and it's simple as well as effective.

A once a month treatment is all you need to keep your animal safe from these insects.

Putting the medication directly onto the skin is fine - your pet will not be harmed by it being on the skin, he won't even be aware it is there, but you will both be aware the bug problem is solved.

The secret formula consists of an insecticide, both strong against insects and mild to animals, plus the addition of methoprene means the reproductive process of the flea is interrupted, thus re-infestation won't occur.

You should take the threat of fleas very seriously as they may not only harm your pet, but also your home, causing a distinctly unwelcome presence.

Both cats and dogs can be treated with Biopspot, but make sure you use the right type for your animal as the canine formula may be lethal to felines.

An added bonus is that cats who have had skin conditions may take especially well to Biospot.

One reason why flea bites can be so bad for cats is that they wash the affected area unceasingly which can remove the fur, leaving unsightly bald patches. If your cat is two months old, he will be a good candidate for Biopsot.

In canines, the weight of your dog will dictate the strength you need. the doses are: 15lbs and under, 16-30lbslbs, 30-60, and over 60lbs.

Of course with any medication, allergic reactions can occur and you should seek medical help if your dog starts to salivate a lot, has fits, shaking muscles, twitching, or dilated pupils. These are the signs of incompatibility with the medication, which could mean he might become seriously ill.

As with humans and medication, if your dog is old or sick or has just had a litter, it's wise to ask the vet if it's ok to go ahead.

Use Biospot on the outside rather than than on the inside of your animal - it's designed only for exterior use. Kids sometimes like to play with dangerous stuff too, so best to keep all meds locked away!

About the Author

About the author: Rebecca Foxton can help you give your pet brilliant health with bioSpot for dogs and cats. For an excellent source of health tips for pet owners, visit her flea control articles on Dog Buffs.

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