Can you get tick prevention for dogs?

Flea, tick and worming treatments for your dogs are vital for protecting your pet from peskie parasites. Protecting your pet from fleas is an important part of caring for your pet and prevents infestations on both your pet and in your home. From spot-on dog flea treatments to flea tablets, browse our range of dog flea and worming treatments below. All of our products are approved by PDSA vets so you can have peace of mind knowing that you are buying the very best for your pet. Got a question, Contact us about any queries and our team will be happy to help.

FRONTLINE Plus Spot On Flea And Tick Treatment Small Dog is available. FRONTLINE Plus Spot On Flea And Tick Treatment Medium Dog is available. FRONTLINE Plus Spot On Flea And Tick Treatment Large Dog is available. FRONTLINE Spot On Flea & Tick Treatment Large Dog 20-40kg is available. Beaphar FIPROtec Flea & Tick Spot-On Treatment For Dogs 2-10kg is available. Beaphar FIPROtec Flea & Tick Spot-On Treatment For Dogs 10-20kg is available. Beaphar FIPROtec Flea & Tick Spot-On Treatment For Dogs 20-40kg is available. FRONTPRO Chewable Tablets Flea & Tick Treatment for Dogs is available. Advantage Chewable Flea & Tick Tablets for Dogs is available. Vet's Best Flea, Tick & Mite Away Spray For Dogs is available. Beaphar Canishield Flea & Tick Dog Collar Treatment is available. Seresto Flea and Tick Control Dogs Collar is available. Scalibor Protectorband Collar for Dogs is available. BIOGANCE Biospotix Natural Flea & Tick Repellent Dog Collar is available. BIOGANCE Biospotix Natural Flea & Tick Repellent Large Dog Spot On is available. BIOGANCE Biospotix Natural Flea & Tick Repellent Dog Spray is available.

Dogs can also be infested by the brown dog tick, which occurs across the United States and is unique in that it can infest indoor spaces like homes and kennels. Dogs are very susceptible to tick bites and tickborne diseases. Vaccines are not available for most of the tickborne diseases that dogs can get, and they don't keep the dogs from bringing ticks into your home. For these reasons, it's important to use a tick preventive product on your dog. Check pets who go outdoors daily for ticks. Daily checks to find and remove ticks that are crawling on or biting your pets helps to keep them healthy. Talk to your veterinarian about the best tick prevention products for your dog. Talk to your veterinarian about tickborne diseases that occur in your local area, or if you are considering a Lyme disease vaccine for your dog. Check your pets for ticks daily, especially after they spend time outdoors. If you find a tick on your pet, remove it right away.

Stop ticks from biting your pet by using a tick treatment that either kills or repels them if they attach themselves. There are different types of treatments, such as spot-on treatments and tablets. Ask your vet for the best tick treatment. Be careful, never use dog tick medicine on cats or vice versa. Some dog tick treatments contain chemicals that are toxic to cats, and can even be fatal to them. If you're taking your dog on holiday with you, ask your vet about preventative treatments needed to protect your pet from ticks, sandflies, heartworms and tapeworms. Treatments may be different depending on where you're going, so it's best to talk to your vet well before going on holiday. Some treatments might need to be started before your holiday.

Dog flea and tick treatments are essential for maintaining the health and well-being of your canine companion. From chewable flea tablets to pipettes, browse our full range of flea and tick treatments to prevent and control any pest infestations. Regular veterinary check-ups can help you determine the appropriate flea and tick prevention strategy for your dog. Always consult your veterinarian before starting any preventive measures and follow their recommendations for the most effective and safe approach. Here at Vet Medi, we supply a range of both prescription flea treatments, as well as non-prescription worm and flea treatments. Treating your dog for ticks and fleas helps reduce the risk of diseases. Treating your dog helps alleviate their discomfort and prevents them from experiencing unnecessary pain.

There’s no way to completely stop your dog from getting ticks, but there are a few things you can do to reduce the risk. Avoid places known for them In the warmer months, avoid long grass. Check your dog regularly If you regularly check your dog for ticks after walks, you may find them before they have had the chance to attach. Regular parasite control If you use a regular parasite treatment that covers for ticks, any ticks that attaches to your dog should die, and drop off within 24-48 hours. Use repellents If you live in a high-risk area, or your dog is prone to picking up ticks, you may want to consider using a tick repellent collar during the summer months, to prevent any from attaching in the first place. Tick repellents often also provide protection against other parasites such as fleas so it’s best to speak to your vet to find the right treatment for you and your dog.