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5 Freaky Facts about Ticks!

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Ticks are pesky little creatures. They appear very small, but can easily harm your pet. Usually they’re visible to human eyes, but they can go unnoticed if regular grooming is not done. One of the most common issues among pets is getting infested by ticks. Nowadays many treatments are available for repelling and killing ticks on pet, but it can still attack an animal by hiding in plants or shrubs. Ticks can transmit many infections and diseases to animals and humans, which sometimes can be life-threatening too. If any tick is spotted, it can be easily removed by plucking it straight out with the help of tweezers. We always associate the term ticks with dogs or cats. What we don’t know is that ticks are equally harmful to humans. Here are some unusual facts about ticks that you need to know! They Feed On Blood Well, this might have made you think about vampires. Ticks are not completely different from vampires as even ticks like to suck the blood of its host. Their life depends on blood...

7 Essential Tips To Follow To Ensure Proper Hygiene With Your Pets

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As we all know, pets are absolutely special. They bring joy and comfort to any home. And households that have pets are most certainly very lucky. But having a pet or two can be a bit challenging because it takes more than just feeding them and giving them your attention. Their quality of living is also very important and since you are the pet parent, you know what’s best for them, right? But apart from this, ensuring proper hygiene with your pets is equally important and must be practised. Thus, through this blog, we will be giving you as many as 7 essential tips that must be followed to ensure proper hygiene with your pets. So let’s dive straight in, shall we? 7 Tips To Practice Healthy And Proper Hygiene With Your Pets While there are lots of tips that we would love to share with you, but right now, 7 tips would be more than enough. So let’s go through them one by one. 1. Dump The Waste Outside After bagging up our pet’s waste, we generally tend to toss it in the garbage bin inside o...