Focused Care for Felines
Cat Flea, Tick & Worm Treatment
We help keep your cat parasite-free with targeted protection that eliminates fleas, ticks, and worms that cause serious health issues.
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Focused Care for Felines
Cat Flea, Tick & Worm Treatment
We help keep your cat parasite-free with targeted protection that eliminates fleas, ticks, and worms that cause serious health issues.
or call us on
Focused Care for Felines
Cat Flea, Tick & Worm Treatment
We help keep your cat parasite-free with targeted protection that eliminates fleas, ticks, and worms that cause serious health issues.
or call us on
Focused Care for Felines
Cat Flea, Tick & Worm Treatment
We help keep your cat parasite-free with targeted protection that eliminates fleas, ticks, and worms that cause serious health issues.
or call us on
Why is parasite protection so important for cats?
Internal and external parasites cause a lot of problems in a cat's health. From simple signs of discomfort to severe health issues, worms, fleas, ticks, and mites are a danger to every pet. This is where cat deworming comes in.
Parasite protection helps prevent disease, supports comfort and overall well-being, reduces the risk of transmission, and defends cats from potentially life-threatening conditions.
What types of parasites affect cats in the UAE?
What types of parasites affect cats in the UAE?
All cats in Dubai can be affected by the many parasites they may encounter. Here are the common ones:
All cats in Dubai can be affected by the many parasites they may encounter. Here are the common ones:
External Parasites:
External Parasites:
Fleas, Ticks & Mites
Fleas and ticks stay on the coat and feed on your cat's blood, causing significant infections or allergic reactions. Mites may cause intense irritation and itching, easily spreading to nearby cats.
Intestinal Worms:
Intestinal Worms:
Round, Hook & Tapeworms
Internal parasites such as roundworms, hookworms, and whipworms may carry varying symptoms, including bloating, anemia, lethargy, and other severe gastrointestinal complications.
Blood-Borne Parasites:
Heartworms
While they're more common in dogs, heartworms may cause life-threatening cardiopulmonary issues in cats, even death. They are transmitted by mosquitoes, making all cats vulnerable.
Blood-Borne Parasites:
Heartworms
While they're more common in dogs, heartworms may cause life-threatening cardiopulmonary issues in cats, even death. They are transmitted by mosquitoes, making all cats vulnerable.
External Parasites:
Fleas, Ticks & Mites
Fleas and ticks stay on the coat and feed on your cat's blood, causing significant infections or allergic reactions. Mites may cause intense irritation and itching, easily spreading to nearby cats.
Intestinal Worms:
Round, Hook & Tapeworms
Internal parasites such as roundworms, hookworms, and whipworms may carry varying symptoms, including bloating, anemia, lethargy, and other severe gastrointestinal complications.
Blood-Borne Parasites:
Heartworms
While they're more common in dogs, heartworms may cause life-threatening cardiopulmonary issues in cats, even death. They are transmitted by mosquitoes, making all cats vulnerable.
External Parasites:
Fleas, Ticks & Mites
Fleas and ticks stay on the coat and feed on your cat's blood, causing significant infections or allergic reactions. Mites may cause intense irritation and itching, easily spreading to nearby cats.
Intestinal Worms:
Round, Hook & Tapeworms
Internal parasites such as roundworms, hookworms, and whipworms may carry varying symptoms, including bloating, anemia, lethargy, and other severe gastrointestinal complications.
Blood-Borne Parasites:
Heartworms
While they're more common in dogs, heartworms may cause life-threatening cardiopulmonary issues in cats, even death. They are transmitted by mosquitoes, making all cats vulnerable.
External Parasites:
Fleas, Ticks & Mites
Fleas and ticks stay on the coat and feed on your cat's blood, causing significant infections or allergic reactions. Mites may cause intense irritation and itching, easily spreading to nearby cats.
Intestinal Worms:
Round, Hook & Tapeworms
Internal parasites such as roundworms, hookworms, and whipworms may carry varying symptoms, including bloating, anemia, lethargy, and other severe gastrointestinal complications.
Blood-Borne Parasites:
Heartworms
While they're more common in dogs, heartworms may cause life-threatening cardiopulmonary issues in cats, even death. They are transmitted by mosquitoes, making all cats vulnerable.
External Parasites:
Fleas, Ticks & Mites
Fleas and ticks stay on the coat and feed on your cat's blood, causing significant infections or allergic reactions. Mites may cause intense irritation and itching, easily spreading to nearby cats.
Intestinal Worms:
Round, Hook & Tapeworms
Internal parasites such as roundworms, hookworms, and whipworms may carry varying symptoms, including bloating, anemia, lethargy, and other severe gastrointestinal complications.
Blood-Borne Parasites:
Heartworms
While they're more common in dogs, heartworms may cause life-threatening cardiopulmonary issues in cats, even death. They are transmitted by mosquitoes, making all cats vulnerable.
How can you tell if your cat has parasites?
Many parasites infestations in cats are hard to detect, especially when the damage is happening internally. Be sure to watch out for these common signs.
Excessive scratching or grooming
Visible worms in stool or around the anus
Bloating or a pot-bellied appearance
Weight loss despite normal eating
Pale gums or low energy
Dirty ears or constant head shaking
Even healthy-looking cats should have routine checkups and stool sample testing for early detection of internal parasites.
When should cat deworming start?
When should cat deworming start?
When should cat deworming start?
2-3
2-3
2-3
Weeks
Begin deworming your kitten at 2-3 weeks, with bi-weekly treatments until they are 8-12 weeks old.
8-12
8-12
Weeks
Switch to monthly deworming until your kitten is 6 months old.
8-12
Weeks
Switch to monthly deworming until your kitten is 6 months old.
6
6
Months
Deworm every 1-3 months, as advised by our vets, based on your cat’s lifestyle and the type of intestinal parasite.
6
Months
Deworm every 1-3 months, as advised by our vets, based on your cat’s lifestyle and the type of intestinal parasite.
How can you prevent worm infestation in your cat?
Worm infestations can be prevented through a consistent routine. Here's how you can do it:
Plan a deworming schedule tailored to your cat’s age, lifestyle, and our veterinarians' advice. We'll help you use cat dewormers and parasite preventives regularly.
Plan a deworming schedule tailored to your cat’s age, lifestyle, and our veterinarians' advice. We'll help you use cat dewormers and parasite preventives regularly.
Maintain hygiene by scooping litter boxes daily, disinfecting weekly, and cleaning food and water bowls daily.
Maintain hygiene by scooping litter boxes daily, disinfecting weekly, and cleaning food and water bowls daily.
Limit outdoor exposure and schedule routine vet visits for stool checks and early detection of internal parasites.
Limit outdoor exposure and schedule routine vet visits for stool checks and early detection of internal parasites.
Also, always wash your hands after handling your cat or cleaning up after them to avoid any possible transmission of parasites.
Why is cat deworming so important?
Defends Against Infestations
Preventive treatments protect your cat against the unseen dangers that may compromise their health and well-being.
Soothes Discomfort
Cat dewormers keep your pet free from fleas, ticks, mites, and worms, helping them feel more relaxed and comfortable.
Sustains Ideal Weight
To prevent parasites from interfering with your cat's nutrient absorption, dewormers provide safe, guaranteed protection.
Promotes Safer Socialization
Having your cat dewormed helps keep interactions between other cats safe, significantly reducing the risk of transmission.
Prevents Human Infections
Routine care minimizes the risk of some infections and diseases spreading to people, protecting the community.
Can humans get parasites from cats?
Yes, several parasites, such as roundworms and hookworms, can be transmitted from cats to humans. Children, older people, and those with compromised immune systems are at risk.
Our veterinarians always recommend practicing good hygiene, handling litter safely, and maintaining a regular cat deworming routine to protect the entire family.
Want to keep your cat safe from parasites?
Plan your cat's protection with us.
Want to keep your cat safe from parasites?
Plan your cat's protection with us.
Want to keep your cat safe from parasites?
Plan your cat's protection with us.
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Trusted by more than 100,000 families - with a new story of recovery every day
4.9 Rating from 2,500+ reviews
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Trusted by more than 100,000 families - with a new story of recovery every day
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Everything You Need to Know
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How often should I deworm my cat?
Your cat should be dewormed every 2 weeks starting at the age of 2-3 weeks. When they reach 8-12 weeks of age, they should be dewormed monthly until they are 6 months old. From here, they should be dewormed once every 1-3 months, depending on their health and lifestyle.
Do indoor cats need deworming?
Yes, even indoor cats need deworming. Worms can be transmitted through socializing with other pets, eating raw cat food, using unhygienic litter boxes, or even by coming into contact with your shoes and clothes when you return home.
Is it safe for kittens and pregnant cats?
Yes, cat dewormers are safe for kittens and pregnant cats. Proper dosage must be measured and a thorough checkup must be done first. These are essential to provide complete protection and safety.
How do these preventive medications work?
Cat dewormers work by targeting the nervous system and structural integrity of the parasites. They paralyze, disintegrate, or eliminate them. These come in topical, oral, and liquid forms.
What happens if my cat missed a deworming schedule?
Missing an appointment usually doesn't cause immediate danger, but it does leave your cat vulnerable. Visit the clinic as soon as possible so we can help your cat get back on track with their deworming schedule.
Are there natural ways to get rid of ticks and fleas?
While there are natural remedies from various resources, they may not be as effective as proven medications. Even so, we’re always happy to discuss other options you’d like to try for your pet and determine if they’re beneficial or effective.
How often should I deworm my cat?
Your cat should be dewormed every 2 weeks starting at the age of 2-3 weeks. When they reach 8-12 weeks of age, they should be dewormed monthly until they are 6 months old. From here, they should be dewormed once every 1-3 months, depending on their health and lifestyle.
Do indoor cats need deworming?
Yes, even indoor cats need deworming. Worms can be transmitted through socializing with other pets, eating raw cat food, using unhygienic litter boxes, or even by coming into contact with your shoes and clothes when you return home.
Is it safe for kittens and pregnant cats?
Yes, cat dewormers are safe for kittens and pregnant cats. Proper dosage must be measured and a thorough checkup must be done first. These are essential to provide complete protection and safety.
How do these preventive medications work?
Cat dewormers work by targeting the nervous system and structural integrity of the parasites. They paralyze, disintegrate, or eliminate them. These come in topical, oral, and liquid forms.
What happens if my cat missed a deworming schedule?
Missing an appointment usually doesn't cause immediate danger, but it does leave your cat vulnerable. Visit the clinic as soon as possible so we can help your cat get back on track with their deworming schedule.
Are there natural ways to get rid of ticks and fleas?
While there are natural remedies from various resources, they may not be as effective as proven medications. Even so, we’re always happy to discuss other options you’d like to try for your pet and determine if they’re beneficial or effective.
Five veterinary clinics, all conveniently located
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Five veterinary clinics, all conveniently located
Serving the pet community from across the emirate.
Five veterinary clinics, all conveniently located
Serving the pet community from across the emirate.
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