Flea & Worming Treatment
Consistent, year-round flea and worm prevention is a wonderful way to protect your pet's overall well-being. Because some parasites can actually be passed from pets to humans, a good preventative routine helps keep your entire household safe and healthy! Even if you don't see any outward signs of fleas or worms, your pet could still be carrying them, which is why continuous protection is so important.
How Our Home Visits Can Help
During our home visits, we are here to make parasite control as straightforward and stress-free as possible. We provide:
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Expert, Tailored Advice: We will help you choose the best products for your pet’s specific needs and lifestyle.
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Home & Pet Safeguarding: We will gladly share tips and education on how to effectively protect both your furry friend and your home from infestations.
Prescription Treatments vs. Over-the-Counter
To give your pet the best protection, we primarily stock prescription-grade medications. These are significantly more effective and offer broader coverage than many over-the-counter alternatives. Please note that by law, we must have examined your pet within the last 12 months to dispense these prescription treatments.
A Quick Note on Safety
It is vital that parasite treatments are only given to the specific pet they were prescribed for. Medications that are perfectly safe for one species can be extremely dangerous—and even fatal—to another.
We are always here to help you navigate your pet's preventative care, so please let us know if you have any questions or need to schedule a check-up to update their prescriptions!
Understanding Common Pet Parasites
Our pets love to explore the world around them, but that adventurous spirit means they can sometimes pick up unwanted guests! Being aware of the different types of parasites is a great first step in keeping your furry friends—and your family—happy, healthy, and protected.
Here is a quick breakdown of what to look out for:
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External Parasites (Ectoparasites): It is incredibly common for dogs and cats to pick up tiny hitchhikers on their coats while outside. The ones we see most frequently include fleas, ticks, mites, and lice.
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Internal Parasites (Endoparasites): Pets can also be affected by internal parasites. Because some of these worms can occasionally be passed on to humans, a good preventative routine is vital for safeguarding your whole household. The most common worms that target pets include roundworms, tapeworms, lungworms, hookworms, and whipworms.
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