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After hikes check for ticks | CurliTail makes it simple.

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After hikes check for ticks | CurliTail makes it simple.

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  1. Pet Care During Springtime Spring brings a symphony of chirping birds and blossoming flowers. For our pets, this season offers renewed energy and exploration. Let's explore how to keep our furry friends safe and healthy during this vibrant season.

  2. Springtime Hazards Pesticides and Fertilizers Toxic Plants Wildlife Encounters Lawn treatments can be toxic if ingested or absorbed through skin. Lilies, tulips, daffodils, and azaleas can be poisonous to pets. Snakes and other wildlife emerge from hibernation as temperatures rise.

  3. Managing Seasonal Allergies Signs to Watch For Solutions • Excessive scratching or licking • Consult your veterinarian • Rubbing face frequently • Regular bathing to remove allergens • Sneezing and coughing • Wipe paws after walks • Watery eyes • Keep your home clean and dust-free • Skin rashes or irritation

  4. Dealing with Shedding Season Regular Brushing Brush your pet daily to remove loose fur and prevent matting. Choose a brush that matches your pet's coat type. Proper Bathing Regular baths with pet-friendly shampoo help eliminate dead fur. Don't overdo it to avoid skin issues. Professional Grooming Consider professional services for thorough de-shedding treatments. Groomers have specialized tools and expertise.

  5. Flea and Tick Prevention Preventative Medications Regular Checks Consult your vet about appropriate treatments: topical, oral, or collars. Inspect your pet's coat after walks, especially in wooded areas. Parasite Protection Lawn Care Ensure year-round heartworm prevention and regular deworming treatments. Keep your yard tidy to reduce flea and tick populations.

  6. Hydration and Diet Water Availability Dietary Adjustments Provide multiple water bowls around your home. Carry water during walks. Watch for signs of dehydration. Active pets may need more calories. Make diet changes gradually to avoid digestive upset. Balanced Nutrition Ensure your pet's diet provides all necessary nutrients. Consult your vet with concerns.

  7. Veterinary Care Regular Check-ups Schedule routine appointments Vaccination Updates Keep immunizations current Preventative Screenings Detect issues early Veterinary visits are essential for identifying health problems early. Your vet can provide personalized advice for spring-specific concerns.

  8. Spring Exercise Safety Regular exercise promotes physical and mental health. Start slowly if your pet was less active during winter. Always use proper leashes and harnesses for outdoor adventures.

  9. ThankYou​ For more details please visit us www.curlitail.com

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