Parasite protection should suit your pet’s lifestyle, age and weight. Ask our team about flea and worming treatment, including lungworm protection. Never use a dog flea product on a cat, and contact a vet if you think your pet has reacted to a treatment.
Protection that fits your pet
Age, weight, hunting, travel and contact with other animals all affect parasite risk. Tell us about your pet’s routine so we can recommend suitable protection and a treatment schedule.
Simple habits at home
Regular prevention works best alongside a few everyday checks.
- Check the coat and skin for scratching, flea dirt or ticks.
- Wash bedding and vacuum regularly if fleas are found.
- Pick up dog poo promptly and wash hands afterwards.
- Keep treatment dates in a diary and check your pet’s current weight.
Use products safely
Only use products prescribed or recommended for your pet’s species and size. Never use a dog flea product on a cat. Ask us before combining treatments or using a product on a very young, pregnant or unwell pet.
When to call
If your pet reacts to a treatment, or a dog flea product has been applied to a cat, contact a vet immediately and keep the packaging.
Call 01727 226475Book onlineGeneral guidance only. For advice about your own pet, please speak to our veterinary team.