FLEA PROBLEM?





Can't seem to win the war with fleas? 


Worried about toxic chemicals? 


Not sure of the options?
Flea and tick treatments may contain toxic chemicals that can poison pets and harm people. Even when applied as instructed on the box, these chemicals are not safe, either for pets or for humans. When chemical control is necessary, choose a safer treatment and avoid the most toxic chemicals.

​All pesticides should be used with caution and in consultation with a veterinarian. 
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