Flea Tick Parasite Control

The most common parasites afflicting pets, fleas and ticks can transmit disease and infection to pets by biting them. Flea and tick bites can also cause allergic reactions. Another common parasite, worms, afflicts pets regularly. To maintain a pet's health and wellness, owners must protect their pets from the various parasites that pose a danger to their pets.

Preventing Parasites

We offer a variety of services for parasite prevention. Our staff can help you choose the best product for your pet's health and risk factors. We can also perform an annual fecal exam to test for intestinal parasites, such as hookworms and roundworms. Specific treatment plans are available for pets who are found to be afflicted with internal or gastrointestinal parasites.

Flea and Tick Control

Various flea and tick prevention products are available over-the-counter and through a prescription. Our team can help you select the appropriate product for your dog or cat. Determining which product and dosage suits your pet's needs is important and imperative for proper flea and tick prevention.

Known to transmit disease and infection through their bites, fleas and ticks have been documented transmitting Lyme disease, bacterial infections, and malaria-like diseases. Irritating your pet's skin and inflecting it with diseases, fleas and ticks also consume blood, leading to anemia and other health issues.

Preventing parasites is necessary for the health and longevity of your furry companion. Our team can suggest preventative medication and tips for keeping parasites away from your pet. If your pet is already suffering from an infestation, we can create an effective treatment plan to heal your pet quickly. Maintain your pet's wellness by actively working to prevent and eliminate troublesome parasites.