Once a dog is infected, symptoms may not appear for 6 months to 2 years. Unfortunately, once symptoms are noticed, the heart and circulatory system are permanently damaged. Although treatment is possible, you can take steps to prevent this disease and avoid the cost of treatment. Test results are available in just a few short minutes, and we'll customize your pooch's treatment plan with the best preventive for his or her needs. Now that fleas are hitching rides on our four-legged friends, it's time to put an end to their travels before they infect our pets' skin and infest our homes.
Fleas feed on our pets by sucking their blood.
When fleas suck blood, they also release some saliva back into the pet's skin. In some cases, pets can loose enough blood from flea bites to become anemic. More commonly, pets have allergic reactions to the flea saliva. If your pet has any flea allergy symptoms, he or she needs an examination and treatment for flea allergy dermatitis right away. To prevent these problems before they begin, call us for the safest Prescription Flea Control.