What are customers saying about the Product?
“Gentle Non-Sting solution”
“Easy to use and my Cat doesn't complain of odor or feel the sting. She finds it soothing. A simple way to clean a Cat's skins without the fight.”
— Jessie P.
“My Rescue Cats Love Them”
“These are wonderful and easy to use, and my rescue Cats have not complained as there is no overpowering odor. We noticed the skin came back to normal after a couple weeks. Amazing!”
— Sherrie, florida
The Petglow Difference.
Our product has been carefully formulated to address the broad spectrum of ear issues that pets often encounter. We have taken into account leading research conducted at NIH to create a product that is effective without any harmful side effects. The Pet skin is a complex environment and is very sensitive to chemicals and our product has been designed to address all of these issues.
Petglow: The Intersection of Veterinary Science and Natural Formulations.
Petglow is the result of years of work, combining veterinary science and natural formulation expertise. Our team has conducted extensive research to ensure that all of our ingredients are safe and compatible for pets. We understand that pets have sensitive skin and a thinner epidermis layer, which is why we only use non-toxic ingredients that do not cause side effects when absorbed into their bloodstream unlike other products which cause issues when they get absorbed.
Take care of your Pet with our exclusive product
Understanding Fleas and Ticks
Fleas
Fleas are small, wingless parasites that feed on the blood of mammals and birds. Only a small percentage of fleas on pets are adult fleas, with the majority being in various life cycle stages. They reproduce quickly, making infestations difficult to control. Signs of a flea infestation include:
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Excessive scratching, licking, or biting
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Red, irritated skin or hot spots
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Presence of flea dirt (small black specks) in the fur
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Hair loss due to excessive grooming
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Allergic reactions, such as flea allergy dermatitis (FAD)
Ticks
Ticks are arachnids that attach to the skin of animals and humans to feed on blood. Deer ticks are a common type of tick that can transmit serious diseases to dogs. Signs that your pet has ticks include:
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Lumps or bumps on the skin
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Excessive scratching or head shaking (if the tick is near the ears)
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Weakness or lethargy (in severe infestations)
Tick Prevention and Flea Infestations
1. Regularly Treat Your Pet
Consistency is key when using flea and tick treatments. Regular treatment is crucial in preventing flea infestations, ensuring your home and pets remain protected. Flea and tick prevention should be done year-round, regardless of the season. Follow the recommended schedule to prevent infestations.
2. Clean Your Home
Vacuum carpets, furniture, and pet bedding frequently. Addressing flea infestations in the home environment is crucial to ensure comprehensive protection and management. Wash pet bedding in hot water to kill flea eggs and larvae. Additionally, addressing biting flies in the home environment can further protect your pet from various pests.
3. Maintain Your Yard
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Keep grass and shrubs trimmed.
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Remove leaf litter and debris where fleas and ticks can hide.
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Use pet-safe outdoor flea control products if needed.
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Regularly checking your dog for ticks after outdoor activities is recommended to catch them early.
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This prevent tick-borne diseases, which can pose serious health risks to both pets and humans.
Complete Flea and Tick Treatment
The flea life cycle consists of four stages: egg, larva, pupa, and adult.
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Egg Stage: After feeding on a host, adult female fleas lay tiny, white eggs on the cat’s fur.
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Larva Stage: The eggs hatch into larvae within a few days. These larvae are blind and avoid light, burrowing deep and feed on organic matter.
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Pupa Stage: After about a week or two, the larvae spin cocoons and enter the pupa stage. In this protective casing, they can remain dormant for weeks or even months.
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Adult Stage: Adult fleas emerge from their cocoons and are attracted to the warmth and movement of their hosts and they begin to feed and reproduce rapidly.
Preventing and controlling flea infestations requires breaking this cycle at multiple stages.
Frequently Asked Questions
Petglow was built backed by strong Veterinary science coupled with Natural formulation expertise. Unlike other products where you will notice Human ingredients are included for Pets we have ensured after years of research and background to ensure that the ingredients are compatible for Pets. We understand the Pet's skin is much more sensitive compared to humans given that Humans have a thicker epidermis layer. Other products that are applied enter the skin and inside the body and become toxic at a higher rate leading to other side effects and this is why we are different since we have formulated the product to ensure that even though pets absorb they become non-toxic when it enters their blood stream.
A special fusion of potent ingredients and calming botanicals the solution works immediately in under a minute, combining the best of science and nature. With the perfect blend of science and nature, the solution not only gets the job done quickly but also ensures a refreshing and calming experience. Embrace the fusion of potent ingredients and botanicals for a natural solution that will leave your Pet feeling invigorated and rejuvenated in no time. Our commitment to quality and customer satisfaction is unwavering. We believe in the power of natural solutions to enhance your well-being, and we strive to bring you products that align with this philosophy. Each bottle is crafted with care, ensuring that you receive only the finest blend of ingredients. Please ask us for your 100% money back if not satisfied with the product.
If your dog shows signs of a severe reaction or if an infestation persists despite treatment, seek veterinary advice promptly. Timely intervention can prevent complications and ensure your dog's health and comfort. Remember, your vet is an invaluable resource in managing your pet's health, so don't hesitate to reach out with any concerns. Your vet can provide personalized recommendations and ensure that your dog receives the most effective protection. They can also help you identify any potential side effects and adjust the treatment plan as needed.
Regularly check your dog for signs of fleas and ticks, especially after outdoor activities. Brush your dog's coat frequently and consider using a flea comb to remove any parasites. Keep your home and yard clean and vacuum regularly to reduce the risk of infestation. Regular maintenance can prevent minor issues from escalating into significant problems.
Additionally, consider using environmental treatments, such as sprays or powders, to treat your home and yard. This helps to break the lifecycle of fleas and ticks and reduces the likelihood of re-infestation. By maintaining a clean environment and conducting regular checks, you can keep your dog and home parasite-free.
For nursing dogs, it is crucial to consult a veterinarian to ensure the chosen treatment is safe for both the mother and her puppies.
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If your pet spends a lot of time outdoors, a repellent treatment (such as a collar or topical) may be the best choice. Using effective tick preventatives can help protect pets that spend a lot of time outdoors. Dogs can get infected by fleas and ticks when exposed to environments where these populations thrive, such as woods or grassy areas.
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If you have multiple pets, consider treatments that protect all of them without causing harm through grooming or close contact.
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For pets that swim or bathe frequently, topical treatments will not last as the water may eliminate the solution and you will have to reapply the product.
Product is manufactured in Michigan, USA
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