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With the drop in temperatures, many people believe that the need to use antiparasitics also decreases. Nothing could be further from the truth, autumn is precisely the breeding season for many parasites. Many dog and cat owners do without dewormers when summer ends. Without taking into account a reality: at this time of year, veterinarians warn of a threat to our pets: trombiculids, commonly known as “autumn mites.” These are very small mites (less than 0.3 mm) that in their larval phase adhere to dogs and can cause serious illnesses in our pet. Autumn is the time of year when they reproduce so you have to be alert. They are usually found in the countryside, in areas of tall grass and vegetation, and they usually adhere to the skin, forming a kind of orange grit. It is recommended to check your pet well after walks in the countryside, especially in the armpits, groin, ears, eyelids, corners of the eyes and in the interdigital spaces. The first consequence for our pet will be itching. They tend to cause dermatitis and this causes our dog to lick and scratch persistently. It is precisely this scratching that can lead to a bacterial infection. Another symptom that warns of the presence of autumn mites in our pet is vomiting and apathy. In its presence, it is recommended to go to the veterinarian. dog antiparasites Antiparasitics, effective in prevention and treatment The best way to prevent autumn mites is to use antiparasitics that repel these and other parasites. At Disane we have developed a wide range of natural antiparasitics for dogs and cats with natural ingredients, which guarantee their safe use for both your pet and the rest of the family.
Antiparasitics, in addition to preventing larvae from attaching to our pets, can also be used to eliminate them. To do this, you must rub the area with a gauze impregnated with antiparasitics. They will remain attached to the gauze, since unlike ticks, mite larvae do not embed themselves in the skin. In areas such as the eye area and the corner of the mouth, it is important that you use antiparasitic solutions that do not contain toxic and irritating products. Disane's natural antiparasitics can be used on puppies over three months old, pregnant females or dogs with allergies to conventional CZ Leads toxic insecticides. They are available for both dogs and cats in different presentations: Antiparasitic pipettes and antiparasitic collars. For both dogs and cats. For exclusive use on your pet Antiparasitic spray and antiparasitic powders . To use both on our pet and in its environment (kennel, bed...). Consult the entire range of products in our catalog for dogs and catalog for cats . You can find more information on how to choose the most suitable antiparasitic for your pet in this article . Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, characteristics and care October 1, 2020 Published in Blog Cavalier King Charles Spaniel The Cavalier King Charles Spaniel dog breed originates from England. His name, Charles, comes precisely from Charles II, one of his most fervent supporters among European royalty. Its affectionate character and tender appearance make it one of the most appreciated English dog breeds. Cavalier King Charles Spaniels are small dogs.
They weigh between 5.4 and 8 kilos and their height ranges between 30 and 33 centimeters. Its ears are elongated (similar to those of the English cocker spaniel) and its coat is delicate, silky and fringed. It can be of different shades: black and tan, ruby, blenheim or tricolor. To care for their hair, you will have to use specific products, such as the Disane revitalizing natural shampoo for long-haired dogs . The character of the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is happy, sweet and affectionate. They are docile dogs and easily get along with children and older people. Their small size means that, despite being active, they can live in an apartment without problem. When it comes to health, it is a delicate breed . It has a high predisposition to suffer from some hereditary diseases, such as syringomyela (affects 33%), which is characterized by an excessive increase in brain mass, which leaves no space inside the skull. Other common diseases in this breed are cataracts, mitral valve dysplasia, hip dysplasia, diabetes and idiopathic epilepsy, among others. Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Care Their long, silky coat makes it important to brush them at least two or three times a week. Special attention must be paid to the area around the ears and extremities, where it is easier for knots and tangles to form. Regarding bathing , it is recommended to do it at least once a month , using a specific shampoo for your silky hair type. At Disane we have developed a special shampoo for long-haired dogs. It contains ginseng extract , which nourishes the hair deeply, softening it and preventing it from tangling. The shampoo restores shine and vitality to the hair, eliminates bad odors and makes subsequent brushing easier. The long ears of this breed also mean that they have to monitor the health of their ears. They have a tendency to develop external otitis, so it is very important that you monitor ear hygiene.
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