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BUG OFF: Those pesky Florida crit- ters seem to bug some dogs and humans nearly all year-round. So, we’re always searching for products that safely keep the little buggers at bay. 1.Tick & Flea Comb Duo, is this summer’s hottest accessory. It’s the first dual tool of its kind. One side is a fine-toothed comb to remove flea residue and eggs. The other side features a slit specifically engineered to capture the complete tick. Designed to attach to a key chain.
2.The Mosquitno Bandz for humans will keep those biting pests away for 150 hours of wear. We wore the wrist band while taking a tour of a ranch, and were amazed to find that it worked against giant horseflies as well as mosquitos.
3.Insect Shield is a lightweight bandana that repels mos- quitos, ticks, ants, flies, chiggers and those nasty little no-see-ums. The EPA registered technology is long lasting, effective and convenient. Insect Shield uses a man-made version of a natural repellent found in certain types of chrysanthemum flowers.
4.Greenway Formula 7 Tick & Flea Spray for Dogs & Cats is an all natural and non- toxic spray that effectively and safely keeps those nasty parasites off your dogs and cats. There are no chemicals or pes- ticides used in this product. Lab tested by the Entomology Department at Oklahoma State University, Greenway Formula 7 was proven to be 100% effective in killing ticks, fleas and bed bugs within 24 to 48 hours of exposure. 5. SPF 15 Sunscreen for Pets. Perfect for light-skinned dogs and the tips of cat ears. Comes
in a two ounce spray bottle. 6.Hot Spot Cream is an all natu- ral moisturizer that works great for soothing minor skin irritations from bug bites. It also helps to reduce pain and inflammation. Steroid free, non-
toxic and non-greasy, available in a generous four ounce tub.
7.ThunderShirt to the Rescue.
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Florida thunderstorms are even more infamous than its bugs. And we’ve found ThunderShirt to be the most effective solution for dogs who dis- play anxiety during thunderstorms.
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