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As the warmer months approach, it's crucial to safeguard your pet from the lurking danger of ticks. The Australian paralysis tick, a tiny but deadly parasite, is particularly prevalent along the eastern coast. Don't Let Ticks Ruin Your Pet's Summer Even if you don’t live in a high-risk area, various tick species can transmit harmful diseases to your furry friend. Protect Your Pet with Patch PetWith Patch Pet's metal tick remover and comprehensive first-aid kit, you can be prepared for any tick-related emergency. Our easy-to-use tools and expert advice empower you to: Detect Ticks Early: Regularly inspect your pet's coat,...

Pet parents want the best for their fur babies, but often overlook being prepared for emergencies. That's why we created PATCH PET. PATCH PET isn’t just another first-aid kit; it’s an eco-friendly first-aid solution crafted with your pets and the planet in mind. From sustainable materials to high-quality products, PATCH PET equips you to handle little emergencies with confidence and care.Here’s why it’s an absolute must-have for handling life’s unexpected accidents effectively and most importantly, naturally! 1. Eco-Friendly and Sustainable Dedicated to the Planet and Your Pets Sustainability isn't just a catchphrase; it's a responsibility. At PATCH we take this...

We're inviting individuals and communities to get involved in Plastic Free July by taking small steps to reduce their reliance on plastic.Each year, millions of Plastic Free July participants from over 190 countries come together to make a significant impact by refusing single-use plastics.In the last five years, an astonishing 10 billion kilograms of household waste has been avoided thanks to these efforts. That’s worth celebrating!By choosing to make small changes, people are contributing to cleaner streets, healthier oceans, beautiful communities, and simply doing the right thing by our planet.And you can too! Take a small step today and get...

PATCH response to PFAS ‘forever chemicals’ found in bandage products Recent new articles have shed light on concerns of PFAS being used in first-aid products such as bandages. Mamavation used an EPA-certified laboratory to independently test for indications of PFAS in 40 bandages and found 26 to contain organic fluorine which is an indicator of forever chemicals known as PFAS. What is PFAS? PFAS chemicals were created to resist stains, heat, oil, water and grease and are used in products like non-stick cookware, textiles and food packaging. In the case of bandages it is believed they are used to make...