As soon as it starts getting warm outdoors they become active. They lurk in the high grass and shrubs and just wait for a warm-blooded animal to come by to jump into their fur: ticks. These small parasites feed on blood, their bites can cause bothersome itching in harmless cases but also dangerous diseases. This makes it all the more important, especially in summer, that you regularly look for ticks on your four-legged friend, or even better, take precautions so the little parasites don’t get a taste for your animal. The same goes for fleas, there should be no tenants in a dog coat! Learn more now!