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Tick protection for dogs

Dog in the forest

As soon as temperatures rise in spring, ticks appear again in greater numbers in many regions. They lurk in tall grass and in bushes, waiting to cling to a dog's coat in order to reach the skin. Many ticks carry pathogens such as Lyme disease, which pose a serious health hazard for the dog. But how can an owner minimise the risk for the animal?

Tick protection products to reduce the danger

In pet shops there are various products that serve to ward off ticks. For example, you can put a tick collar on your animal or treat the coat with a liquid protection, which is referred to as a spot-on preparation for applying to the skin. As a rule, these products give off a smell that is unpleasant for the parasites, which deters them from biting into the skin. This helps to lower the risk of a transmission of dangerous pathogens.

Choosing the right protection for your animal

The various forms of protective products differ in their application and in their mode of action. Tolerability must always be assessed individually. When making the decision, you should check the instructions for use and possible side effects extremely carefully. It is an important task to ensure that the product cannot be licked off by the dog. Since some products can cause hypersensitivity reactions, consulting a veterinary professional for the optimal choice is a strong recommendation.

  • Supports the warding-off of ticks and parasites at a distance
  • Promotes health through a targeted minimisation of the risks
  • Easy everyday application through collars or liquid drops
  • An important contribution to prevention throughout the entire tick season

In addition to external protection, the body's own defences also play an extremely large role. A strong immune system helps the organism to cope with possible strains. In the warm season, therefore, pay particular attention to an optimal supply of nutrients for your dog in order to strengthen its natural vitality from within. Our expertise in animal naturopathy supports you in finding the right path for your four-legged friend.

This article serves for general information and for raising awareness of tick protection for your dog.


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