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Pet dogs transfer veterinary medicines to the environment
Abstract Worldwide, the number of pet dogs increases yearly, and as a result so does the use of veterinary medicines for flea and tick control . We investigated the potential transfer of veterinary flea products from dogs to the environment in a 'proof of principle' experiment.
Worried about the environmental impact of flea treatments? Discover how spot-on products may affect UK waterways, and explore safer, vet-recommended alternatives for responsible parasite control .
Abandoned Site Flea And Tick Control Systems
Flea treatments and their impact on water quality
Communication & education: Raise awareness among pet owners and vets about proper use and disposal of flea and tick treatments to reduce environmental contamination. Evidence gathering: Conduct research to understand how fipronil and imidacloprid enter waterways and assess their impact on ecosystems.
Abandoned Site Flea And Tick Control Systems
Toxic pet flea and tick treatments are polluting UK freshwaters
