FAQ Group: Worming and Flea prevention

It’s not always immediately visible if your pet has worms. Symptoms can include: Young animals or pets that spend a lot of time outdoors are at higher risk. The veterinarian can perform a fecal test to check for worms and advise on the appropriate treatment or preventive measures.

How often your pet needs deworming depends on age, environment, and risk of infection. Puppies and kittens are dewormed more often, while adult pets usually receive preventative treatment a few times a year. Find out how frequently to deworm your dog or cat with our recommended schedules:

There are various types of deworming products available. We only recommend products that have been carefully tested for safety and effectiveness. The most commonly used are deworming tablets, often flavored to make it easy to mix with your pet’s food. If your pet won’t swallow tablets, you can also use a deworming paste or administer […]

How often you should treat your pet for fleas depends on the product you use. Most treatments last 1 or 3 months. Year-round protection is important, as fleas can appear even in autumn and winter. Our veterinarian can recommend the right product and schedule for your pet’s age, weight, and environment.

We only use products that are veterinarian-registered and available exclusively through veterinary clinics.This ensures that the products are safe, effective, and of high quality.Our veterinarian or assistant will be happy to advise you on the best treatment for your pet based on their age, weight, and living environment.

Yes, flea and worm treatments can be purchased from us without a prescription.We are happy to help you choose the right product and dosage. For this, it’s important that we know your pet’s weight and age so that you receive a safe and effective treatment.