If your cat spends time outdoors, he or she may be at risk of exposure to ticks anytime the temperature is 4°C and above. That's when ticks become active and start looking for a host to feed on (a behaviour known as “questing"). Ask your veterinarian about how you can provide your cat with long-lasting protection against both ticks and fleas. #taketheickoutoftick#tickawareness#tickcontrol #itsacatslife#askyourvet#Coventryanimalhospital#stratfordontario
If your cat spends time outdoors, he or she may be at risk of exposure to ticks anytime the temperature is 4°C and above. That's when ticks become active and start looking for a host to feed on (a behaviour known as “questing"). Ask your veterinarian about how you can provide your cat with long-lasting protection against both ticks and fleas.
