Ensuring the well-being and comfort of pets is the most important part of pet care. Dogs, in particular, can be vulnerable to parasite infestation, as pests like fleas and ticks can find their way onto the fur. These pests can also hide in grassy environments. Upon finding a habitable spot, these pests swiftly reproduce, causing discomfort and health issues for their unsuspecting hosts. So, here are a few ways to manage such infestation in dogs: 1. Regular grooming and bathing Good pet hygiene is a key step toward flea and tick prevention in dogs. Here, bathing serves a dual purpose—cleaning the dog’s coat and getting rid of existing pests. One should consider using a mild, dog-friendly shampoo and thoroughly rinsing the dog’s coat. Additionally, grooming is a practice that allows one to spot fleas or ticks early, preventing infestations from worsening. By gently combing through the dog’s fur and paying special attention to areas like the neck, ears, and tail, one can find and physically remove pests. 2. Using flea combs or tick tweezers These are indispensable tools for managing an infestation. The fine-toothed flea comb allows one to gently sift through their dog’s fur, focusing on areas where these pests tend to hide.