Here’s how to keep ticks and fleas away from you and your pets this spring

The Michigan Humane Society says prevention is the first step for a healthy pet and home

This article is sponsored by The Mike Morse Law Firm

As you start spending more time outside with your pet it’s important to protect them from pests. Jason Carr spoke to Anna Chrisman about the best ways to keep your pet safe from fleas and ticks.

Anna says the first step is to take preventative measures. Anna suggests prescription medicine provided by your vet is the best protection. Other items like flea collars and over-the-counter flea medicine can hurt animals. Also just because you’re not seeing any signs of fleas doesn’t mean they aren’t there. You can call a veterinarian at the Michigan Humane Society to discuss the best options for your pet.

Anna didn’t just bring in helpful ideas, she also brought in a kitten named Peanut Brittle who is almost a year old. She is a cuddly, sweet female with lots of energy looking for her forever home.

The Mike Morse Law Firm will pay the standard adoption fees for whoever adopts our Pet of the Week. The Mike Morse Law Firm also wants to help you if you need legal assistance. Visit their website, 855mikewins.com.


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