What flea prevention do vets recommend?
Tiffany Gerhold
2025-08-08 16:41:12
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Always consult your veterinarian before starting any preventive measures and follow their recommendations for the most effective and safe approach. Regular veterinary check-ups can help you determine the appropriate flea and tick prevention strategy for your dog. Here at Vet Medi, we supply a range of both prescription flea treatments, as well as non-prescription worm and flea treatments.
Lexus Ortiz
2025-08-08 16:06:17
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Your veterinarian is the best source of advice on how often to treat your cat for fleas and ticks. They can take into account your cat's specific needs, health status, and the local pest situation to recommend an appropriate treatment schedule. Take a look at our range of cat flea and tick treatments, including big brands such as Bravecto and Advocate Spot On. Some common active ingredients in monthly treatments include fipronil, selamectin, and afoxolaner. Consult your veterinarian before starting any flea and tick treatment if your cat has any underlying health conditions, is pregnant, nursing, or is a kitten, as they can recommend the safest options.
Twila Ledner
2025-08-08 16:04:18
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All Bravecto products are prescriptions only veterinary medicine, which means they can only be purchased using a valid, in-date prescription from your vet. Bravecto for dogs is available to buy as either a spot-on treatment or as palatable chewable tablets. Bravecto Spot-On Solution for Cats effectively treats fleas, while Bravecto Plus Spot-On Solution not only tackles fleas but also eliminates certain internal parasites. For your pet's safety, always be wary of any organisation offering to sell Bravecto or any other prescription-only veterinary medicines without a prescription. You can learn more about ordering a prescription medicine for your pet from Pet Drugs Online on our prescription information page. Braveco is a safe and effective flea treatment designed to kill fleas and ticks in cats and dogs. Unlike other flea treatments for dogs and cats, Bravecto for cats and dogs prevents flea infestations for up to 12 weeks, meaning your pet is protected for three months rather than two.
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