Dinosaurs died, but pet parasites are still here
What's the risk of parasites in your dog or cat? Pet parasites are a challenge for animals and humans, too. These little creatures have great resilience to adapt, survive in or on their hosts, and thrive – potentially causing diseases. Parasites are even a growing challenge due to climate change, longer warmer seasons, evolving precipitation patterns, and new hosts. For this reason, innovating and working on how to protect your dog and cat from fleas, ticks and more is something that drives us every day. In every season, effectively and responsibly. Watch the video.
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