On May 16th and 17th, Hartz Loving Paws™ volunteers came together to assist the Greater Good Charities™ Rescue Rebuild® team in Hyde Park, New York at the Dutchess County SPCA shelter to create a new play yard for dogs.
Hartz wholeheartedly endorses the EPA advisory’s call to action to pet owners regarding the importance of carefully following label directions and making informed decisions when selecting and using spot-on flea and tick pesticides. EPA regulations are just as stringent as FDA regulations. Ectoparasiticides used on dogs and cats are approved and regulated by either the […]
As the primary advisor for pet owners on parasites and vector-borne diseases, you’re bound to hear all types of questions on the subject. Our Hartz® UltraGuard® team includes a resident veterinarian who routinely answers questions from consumers across the country. Here are some common questions (along with answers) you may hear from clients about parasites […]
In 2009, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) reported adverse reactions from flea & tick control products had doubled since 2005 —mainly due to misapplication.1 After an extensive evaluation of all flea & tick products, the EPA found most adverse drug events were minor, but there were major incidents, too. Misuse of dog products on […]
Tick Incidence Maps Identifying tick species can be difficult for pet owners and even for experience clinicians. These maps, features close-up tick photos of seven tick species, and show their current areas of distribution throughout the United States. Click to view PDF. Tick Lifecycle & Tick-Borne Disease Chart This chart illustrates the three-host tick life […]
Hartz routinely reaches out to veterinarians and veterinary specialists for their insights, opinions and expertise. We are currently very fortunate to have the specialized assistance of several leading veterinary specialists who have been instrumental in the development of technical monographs and educational materials related to parasite control and management. Click on the audio links below […]
Hartz has been lending a hand to organizations, associations and students throughout the animal healthcare industry for decades. Some of our current efforts include: Contributing sponsor to the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) and it’s student organization, SCAVMA. Sponsor of key symposia and continuing education courses at annual veterinary conventions and conferences. Contributing sponsor of […]
The Hartz Mountain Corporation was a proud sponsor of the American Veterinary Medical Association’s (AVMA) and PAWS Atlanta event “Trails for Tails” 5K Run/Walk in Atlanta, GA on August 1, 2010.
To benefit homeless pets
It’s never a good thing when your cat is biting. It’s not just painful – it can potentially be dangerous if left unattended. Many cat bites require medical attention and can quickly become infected if left untreated.
Ear mites are the most common cause of ear infections in cats.
In the US, we have 69 million pet cats. Is there a perfect cat out there for you?
Fleas are the most common external parasite that can affect your dog.
Toilet training your cat is not difficult to do. It only requires some time, patience, and the right tools.
Cat spaying and neutering is a common, veterinarian-recommended procedure. If you get an adult cat, though, it can be difficult to tell if this process has already taken place.
For many pet owners, fleas and ticks are a year-round concern – they celebrate all seasons and are always on the lookout for their next meal.
Intestinal parasites exhibit different signs. Parasite control requires a basic grasp of those signs and causes.
Our cats are living longer than ever thanks to better veterinary medicine, and an increase of owners keeping them exclusively indoors. Our feline companions age differently than us, and it’s definitely not as simple as just multiplying by seven.