Maintain Your Dog’s Safety, Well-Being, and Joy
For us at Kings Veterinary Centre, your dog is more than simply a pet; they are a cherished family member. We provide specialised flea and worm treatment programs in order to help keep your four-legged buddy safe throughout the year.
Why Flea and Worm Treatment for Dogs Matters
In addition to being bothersome, fleas and worms can seriously endanger the health of dogs of all ages and types. If left untreated, parasites can rapidly worsen your pet’s health, causing everything from skin irritation and allergic responses to weight loss, vomiting, and even potentially fatal illnesses.
Dogs can get fleas and worms from commonplace places, such as your backyard, the neighbourhood park, or interactions with other animals. Your dog is still at danger even if they spend the majority of their time indoors. The best defence against pests and their associated problems is preventative treatment.
Tailored Flea and Worm Treatment Plans
We at Kings Veterinary Centre don’t think there is a one-size-fits-all solution. Based on your dog’s breed, age, lifestyle, and current health, our skilled veterinarians will collaborate with you to develop a customised parasite prevention strategy.
We provide a selection of safe, efficient, and veterinarian-recommended products to shield your dog from:
- Fleas can cause skin infections, flea allergy dermatitis, and itching.
- Both roundworms and tapeworms can lead to intestinal problems and can occasionally be transmitted to people.
- A potentially deadly parasite that is become more prevalent in the UK is lungworm.
Worried About a Flea and worm Infestation?
Do not wait if you have seen symptoms of fleas or worms, such as itching, worms visible in your dog’s faeces, a swollen stomach, or unexplained weight loss. In order to avoid more health problems and discomfort, early treatment is essential.
Make an appointment and let our staff to do a comprehensive inspection. We’ll identify any problems and suggest the best course of action to restore your dog’s health.
Join Our Lifetime Care Club
Want peace of mind all year round? Our Lifetime Care Club includes regular flea and worm treatments as part of a cost-effective monthly plan – helping you spread the cost of preventative care and ensure your dog gets everything they need to stay healthy.
Flea and Worm Treatment for Dogs FAQs
How often should my dog be treated for fleas and worms?
Dogs should typically receive flea and worm treatments once a month and three months, respectively. However, this might change based on the risk factors and lifestyle of your dog. The ideal schedule for your pet will be recommended by our veterinarians.
Can I use shop-bought treatments instead?
Although store-bought products are generally accessible, many of them are ineffective or inappropriate for your dog’s particular requirements. Treatments recommended by a veterinarian are more effective, secure, and customised for your dog’s weight and condition.
Are flea and worm treatments safe for puppies?
Yes, however dose needs to be carefully controlled and only specific products are safe for pups. We’ll advise you on the finest choices based on the weight and age of your puppy.
What are the signs my dog has fleas or worms?
Typical indicators include:
- Fleas: live fleas in the coat, flea dirt, or skin-biting or itching.
- Worms: includes a bloated stomach, worms in the faeces, vomiting, scooting, and weight loss.
Our staff can examine your dog and suggest the best course of action if you’re not sure.
Can my dog get lungworm in the UK?
In fact, lungworm is becoming more widespread in the UK and, if left untreated, may be lethal. Dogs are particularly vulnerable if they consume snails, slugs, or even lick slime trails. It is crucial to receive preventative care on a regular basis.
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