Medical & Preventive Care

Knowing how to keep your cat cool – and how to spot the signs of overheating and dehydration – can help them safely enjoy the warmth.

When it comes to keeping unwanted bugs like ticks at bay, it seems Mother Nature may have a solution up her sleeve.

It's natural for us to look for any opportunity to save money here and there. But it isn't safe to use flea and tick control treatment for your dog or cat when the treatment is ...

Regular cat flea treatment is essential to keep your feline friend safe from these disease-bearing insects. However, it's important to consider the safety of your cat and your o...

Intestinal parasites are very common in cats and dogs, and can affect your pet in a variety of ways, ranging from mild discomfort and irritation to causing serious, life-threate...

In support of National Immunization Awareness Month, Hartz is highlighting the importance of vaccinating your cat or dog as a critical part of preventative care and responsible ...

There are dozens of different types of flea and tick products for pets, including powders, collars, dips, sprays, shampoos, topical spot-on liquid products, pills given by mouth...

Adult fleas are parasites that tend to live on the back, neck and underside regions of cats and dogs, with the eggs, larvae and pupae living off the host.

While we could traditionally count on the late spring and summer months as being “flea and tick season,” the effects of global warming are extending the season dramatically.

Finding the right vet for you and Your cat is important and the number of cat vets is growing.