Proflax Keep off Me! - A Natural Approach to Fleas & Ticks

Proflax Keep off Me! - A Natural Approach to Fleas & Ticks

It’s that time of the year where the weather is starting to get a little warmer, which can only mean one thing - fleas and ticks! For many dog owners, Spring and Summer are stressful times due to the level of infestations and in some warmer wooded areas these pesky parasites are a year round nightmare! All in all, it’s pretty unpleasant for dog owners and even more so for our pets.

Fleas and ticks are common parasites that can infest our pets, causing discomfort, irritation, and sometimes serious health issues. When it comes to protecting them from fleas and ticks, it's essential to choose products that are not only effective but also safe and toxic free. Understanding why our dogs can get fleas and ticks, how a natural diet can help reduce them, recognising symptoms, and adopting a holistic approach to prevention are crucial for maintaining your dog's health and wellbeing.

Why dogs get fleas and ticks

Fleas and ticks are attracted to warm blooded animals. They typically infest dogs when they come into contact with infested environments, such as grassy, wooded areas, or other animals carrying these parasites. Fleas can jump onto your dog from other animals or infested bedding, while ticks often attach themselves when dogs brush against vegetation.

How a natural diet can help reduce fleas and ticks

A natural diet for dogs can play a significant role in reducing the likelihood of flea and tick infestations. A diet rich in high quality proteins, healthy fats (such as Omega 3), and essential nutrients will support your dog's overall health and strengthen their immune system, making them less attractive to parasites. Additionally, certain ingredients like garlic and brewer's yeast can act as natural repellents against fleas and ticks.

Symptoms of fleas and ticks on dogs

  • Scratching and Biting Excessive scratching, biting, or licking, particularly around the tail, belly, and hindquarters.
  • Visible Parasites: Actual fleas or ticks may be visible on your dog's skin or fur.
  • Skin Irritation: Redness, inflammation, or sores on the skin, often accompanied by hair loss.
  • Flea Dirt: Small black specks, often referred to as flea dirt, may be present on your dog's skin or in their bedding.
  • Anaemia: In severe cases of flea infestation, dogs may develop anaemia, characterised by pale gums and weakness.

What to avoid

  • Chemical based Products: Avoid where possible using chemical based flea and tick treatments as they may contain ingredients that could be harmful to your dog's long term health.
  • Overuse of Household Chemicals: Avoid using too many chemicals in your home as they can have adverse effects on your immune system/health due to their high toxic load.
  • Processed Diets: These types of dog foods/diets lack essential nutrients which may weaken your dog's immune system, making them more susceptible to parasites.

How to reduce/eliminate fleas and ticks using a natural holistic approach

  • Regular Grooming: Brush your dogs coat regularly to help keep fleas and ticks to a minimum. Early detection avoids infestations.
  • Natural Repellents: Incorporate natural flea and tick repellents into your dogs diet, such as garlic, brewer's yeast, or apple cider vinegar. Proflax Keep off Me! is a ready-to-feed, 100% natural flea and tick repellent, which offers a natural, chemical free, holistic solution to parasite We recommend that this product is only used on dogs as one of the core ingredients, Neem, is in high potency, and therefore not recommended for cats.
  • Environmental Control: Keep your home and outdoor areas clean and free of debris to reduce flea and tick habitats. Consider using natural pest control methods such as diatomaceous earth in outdoor areas.

By understanding why dogs get fleas and ticks, the role of a natural diet in prevention, recognising symptoms, and adopting a holistic approach to prevention, you can help keep your dog stay happy, healthy, and free from unwanted parasites.

Proflax Keep Off Me! - The Natural Choice for Repelling Fleas and Ticks

Keep Off Me! is a 100% natural, vet formulated, superfood supplement which contains concentrated herbal ingredients that have been carefully selected for their power to effectively repel fleas and ticks. Say goodbye to harsh chemical treatments and hello to the gentle yet potent protection of Keep Off Me!, available in both powder and tincture form.

Keep off Me! powder blend contains vitamin rich, immune boosting Brewer’s Yeast, known for its ability to modulate blood sugar levels and work in synergy with other ingredients for improved efficacy. This powerful herbal formula includes Neem, Garlic, Ginger, Lemon Balm, and Peppermint, all renowned for their natural pest repelling properties.

For those who prefer a liquid option, Keep Off Me! is also available in a 100% herbal tincture form. This blend contains Neem, Fenugreek, Garlic, Ginger, Lemon Balm, Peppermint and Seaweed, providing a spectacular selection of natural ingredients to effectively repel fleas and ticks.

Keep Off Me! is more than just a flea and tick repellent – it's a holistic solution which means that it will support your dogs emotional wellbeing as well as their physical health, an approach that is often overlooked. Both powder and tincture blends are fast-acting due to their concentration, which is a must when it comes to unpleasant parasites! Plus Proflax manufacture their products in-house at their facility in Devon, so offer full traceability from herb to tub, for complete peace of mind.

So why compromise on your pets health and wellbeing with chemical laden products when you can choose Keep Off Me!? With its all natural formula, potent herbal ingredients, and holistic approach to pet care, Keep Off Me is the ultimate solution for keeping fleas and ticks at bay while promoting your dogs health and happiness.

Keep off Me! prices start from just £14.95 for 100g powder and £18.49 for 100ml pure tincture. For more information click the links above or visit https://proflax.co.uk

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