While fleas are wingless insects, they can jump up to 2 feet high—and that can be problematic for your new puppy. While flea management may be the last thing on your mind when you bring home a fluffy best friend, it’s incredibly important both for your pup and your family. In 2015, fleas were among the most common parasites found in both dogs and cats. Yet research shows that flea treatment adherence falls short of veterinarians’ recommendations (the average pet parent only treats their pet for 6 months out of the year). If you’re curious to learn how to spot the signs of fleas on your puppy, plus which type of flea control is best for you, check out the infographic below.
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Bringing a new family addition into the home is extremely exciting! Becoming a new puppy parent comes with a ton of new joys, challenges and responsibilities. PupBox was created to help new puppy parents like yourself, by providing all of the toys, treats, accessories and training information you need, when you need it. CLICK HERE to learn more about PupBox.
And remember, puppyhood is fast and is gone before you know it. Make sure to savor the time when your pup is young, and take lots of pictures along the way!
