About Us

The Problem We Solve

Ticks are more than a nuisance — they're a real health threat to your dog and your family. After every walk, ticks crawl through your dog's fur looking for skin to bite. Most owners don't notice them until they're already embedded. By then, the risk of disease transmission has already begun.

Chemical treatments — sprays, collars, spot-ons — repel or kill ticks after the fact, introducing pesticides directly onto your dog's coat, into your home, and onto your children's hands. For puppies, senior dogs, and sensitive breeds, the chemical load adds up fast.

Our Story

GuardPaw™ started with a straightforward question: why does every tick solution require chemicals? We walked our dogs on trails, checked their fur by hand after every outing, and pulled out tweezers more times than we'd like to count. There had to be a better way.

We designed GuardPaw™ — a patented microfiber mitt engineered to snag crawling ticks on contact, the same way velcro catches on fabric. One stroke through your dog's coat after every walk, and ticks cling to the surface before they ever find skin to bite. No chemicals. No sprays. No stress. Just wipe, check, and done.

Our Mission

We're on a mission to make tick protection chemical-free, effortless, and affordable for every dog owner. Protecting your pet shouldn't mean exposing them to pesticides every month. GuardPaw™ is a one-time investment that lasts the full tick season — wash it, reuse it, and go back outside with confidence.

Built for Real Dog Owners

GuardPaw™ is for the hiker who takes their dog on trails every weekend and used to find ticks on the couch. For the parent who doesn't want pesticides on a dog their kids cuddle with. For the owner of a rescue with sensitive skin who panics at anything being applied to her coat. For anyone who's ever thought: I know there might be a tick in there somewhere.

Over 1,500 dog owners have used GuardPaw™ this season — and 4.8 out of 5 say they caught ticks they never would have found by hand. If your dog was outside today, there's a good chance something is crawling through their fur right now.