Pets are important to your family and protecting them from tick-bites and tick-borne disease should be part of your tick bite prevention program. Of course it's important to keep your pets healthy, but dogs and cats that roam in tick infested areas can be of risk to your family by bringing ticks to you when you least expect it.

There are several steps that, when used together, will greatly reduce tick encounters for your pet and your family :

• Tick Control
• Immunization
• Contaiment

More Information coming soon on Tick Control, Immunization, and Contaiment.

Topical Sprays and Spot-ons: Not only do you want to keep your pets healthy but dogs and cats that roam in tick areas can be of risk to your family by bringing ticks to you when you least expect it. Products correctly and timely applied to your pets skin can greatly reduce the chances of tick bites. Ask your veterinarian about which tick control product is right for you and your pet. Keeping cats indoors and containing dogs with physical or invisible fencing not only keeps them healthy but also keeps them in the tick-free area you've worked so hard to create.