Pet health

Pet care advice and top tips from MyPet to your pet

Tick, fleas, mosquitoes, and sandflies can harm your pet

Parasite behaviour is changing due to rising temperatures.

Pet care advice and top tips from MyPet to your pet

Pet’s health at home: is your family safe from parasite-borne diseases?

The parasites that affect your pet can also affect humans. When you protect your pet’s health, you protect yourself too.

The truth about ticks: they can transmit blood parasites to your dog – Part 2

All you need to know to treat and protect your dog from tick-bourne parasites. Learn the right actions to keep your dog safe.

Pet care advice and top tips from MyPet to your pet

Parasite-borne diseases are spreading

Why your pet may be at risk.

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Are you aware of all the new threats to your pet’s health?

There is more to the spread of disease-carrying parasites than a general rise in temperatures. Here we will tell you the full story, so you can get prepared.

How are rising temperatures increasing the risk posed by dog ticks, fleas and other parasites in your neighbourhood?

As temperatures increase, parasites like ticks are able to remain active across a greater time period and a wider geographic area.