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Dog Flea, Tick & Worm Treatment
We provide safe and effective care for removing harmful organisms that may cause long-term health problems in dogs, including a full range of deworming treatment options tailored to your pet’s needs.
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Prevent Hidden Health Threats
Dog Flea, Tick & Worm Treatment
We provide safe and effective care for removing harmful organisms that may cause long-term health problems in dogs, including a full range of deworming treatment options tailored to your pet’s needs.
or call us on
Prevent Hidden Health Threats
Dog Flea, Tick & Worm Treatment
We provide safe and effective care for removing harmful organisms that may cause long-term health problems in dogs, including a full range of deworming treatment options tailored to your pet’s needs.
or call us on
Prevent Hidden Health Threats
Dog Flea, Tick & Worm Treatment
We provide safe and effective care for removing harmful organisms that may cause long-term health problems in dogs, including a full range of deworming treatment options tailored to your pet’s needs.
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Why is parasite protection so important for dogs?
Parasites like fleas, ticks, and worms in dogs aren’t just a nuisance. They’re a serious health threat. Left untreated, they can cause severe infections, weight loss, skin conditions, anemia, or even organ damage. In puppies or adult dogs, the risks are even higher.
Routine dog deworming and parasite prevention keep your dog safe, comfortable, and protected against diseases that can spread to other pets or even to your family.
What types of parasites affect dogs in the UAE?
What types of parasites affect dogs in the UAE?
Living in a warm climate like Dubai means year-round exposure to parasites. Here are the most common ones we see infecting dogs:
Living in a warm climate like Dubai means year-round exposure to parasites. Here are the most common ones we see infecting dogs:
External Parasites:
External Parasites:
External Parasites:
Fleas, Ticks & Mites
Intestinal Worms:
Intestinal Worms:
Intestinal Worms:
Round, Hook & Tapeworms
These parasites enter the dog’s intestines via soil, feces, fleas, or raw meat. Roundworms, hookworms, and whipworms can cause bloating, diarrhea, anemia, and visible long worms in your dog’s stool, with side effects that depend on the type of worm.
Blood-Borne Parasites:
Blood-Borne Parasites:
Blood-Borne Parasites:
Heartworms
Transmitted by mosquitoes, heartworms invade the heart and lungs, disrupting blood flow and respiration. Heartworm prevention is essential, as infections often show no early signs but can be fatal if untreated.
How can you tell if your dog has parasites?
Not all parasite infections show obvious signs. But some symptoms to watch for include:
Constant scratching or licking
Red or inflamed skin
Small black specks in fur (flea dirt)
Worms in dogs may be visible in the stool or around the anus
Scooting, bloating, or weight loss
Pale gums or fatigue
Even if your dog appears healthy, regular testing and stool sample analysis are essential for early detection and prevention.
What is the recommended dog deworming schedule?
What is the recommended dog deworming schedule?
What is the recommended dog deworming schedule?
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Treating your puppy starts at 2 weeks old, repeating every 2 weeks until 12 weeks of age.
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After 12 weeks, deworm your puppy monthly until they are 6 months old.
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From 6 months onward, administer dewormer medication every 3 to 4 months, based on your dog’s lifestyle and exposure risks.
How can you prevent worm infestation in your dog?
Worm infestations are common in dogs, but they’re also preventable with the right steps. Here’s how to reduce the risk:
Deworm regularly using vet-recommended dewormer medication based on your dog’s age, size, and risk level.
Deworm regularly using vet-recommended dewormer medication based on your dog’s age, size, and risk level.
Deworm regularly using vet-recommended dewormer medication based on your dog’s age, size, and risk level.
Keep things clean by picking up your dog’s stool, cleaning bowls daily, and preventing scavenging.
Keep things clean by picking up your dog’s stool, cleaning bowls daily, and preventing scavenging.
Keep things clean by picking up your dog’s stool, cleaning bowls daily, and preventing scavenging.
Visit your vet for check-ups, stool sample testing, and consistent topical deworming or oral treatments.
Visit your vet for check-ups, stool sample testing, and consistent topical deworming or oral treatments.
Visit your vet for check-ups, stool sample testing, and consistent topical deworming or oral treatments.
Also, always wash your hands after handling your pet or cleaning up after them to avoid any possible transmission of parasites.
Why is consistent protection so important?
Supports Gut Stability
Regular dog deworming helps maintain a well-functioning digestive system by removing unwanted parasites and organisms.
Prevents Severe Diseases
Promotes Steady Growth
Improves Quality of Life
Lowers Risk of Transmission
Supports Gut Stability
Regular dog deworming helps maintain a well-functioning digestive system by removing unwanted parasites and organisms.
Prevents Severe Diseases
Promotes Steady Growth
Improves Quality of Life
Lowers Risk of Transmission
Supports Gut Stability
Regular dog deworming helps maintain a well-functioning digestive system by removing unwanted parasites and organisms.
Prevents Severe Diseases
Promotes Steady Growth
Improves Quality of Life
Lowers Risk of Transmission
02. Prevents Severe Diseases
Some internal parasites can also affect other organs, which can be avoided with the proper treatment plan.
03. Promotes Steady Growth
Puppies that are free from roundworms, hookworms, and whipworms can absorb essential nutrients from their food, supporting healthy growth.
04. Improves Quality of Life
Conditions that cause discomfort also lead to stress. Solving these issues can help dogs return to their usual routine.
05. Lowers Risk of Transmission
These health threats can infect other pets at home and outdoors, making topical deworming or oral prevention vital for dogs.
01. Supports Gut Stability
Regular dog deworming helps maintain a well-functioning digestive system by removing unwanted parasites and organisms.
Can humans get parasites from dogs?
Yes, some dog parasites can be transmitted to people. Roundworms, hookworms, and certain ticks pose significant health risks, particularly for children or individuals with weakened immune systems.
Routine prevention and hygiene can help you avoid zoonotic infections while keeping your pet parasite-free and happy.
Want to protect your dog from fleas, ticks, and worms?
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Want to protect your dog from fleas, ticks, and worms?
Chat with our team about the best prevention plan.
Want to protect your dog from fleas, ticks, and worms?
Chat with our team about the best prevention plan.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I deworm my dog at home?
While it may be possible to deworm your dog at home, it’s best to consult your veterinarian first. We can help you choose the proper medication and dosage based on their size, age, and current health condition.
Should I deworm my dog every month?
Monthly sessions may not be needed unless your vet recommends it. Most adult dogs only need treatments every 3-6 months.
What happens if I skip deworming my dog?
Your dog can get infested with worms, causing diarrhea, vomiting, weight loss, and a poor coat condition. If left untreated for a long period, their organs can get damaged, and they may experience serious health complications.
How often should I treat my dog for fleas and ticks?
Most treatments are applied monthly, but some options provide protection for up to 3 months. Based on your pet’s condition and lifestyle, we will recommend the best schedule and medications.
Can I use flea and tick treatments on puppies?
Yes, but make sure to use the correct medication based on their age and weight. You can contact us for expert guidance on your pup’s treatment.
Can flea and tick medication cause side effects?
In some cases, dogs may experience vomiting, skin irritation, or tiredness. If you notice any unusual reactions after administering the preventatives, contact us to schedule a vet visit as soon as possible and bring your dog to one of our clinics.
Can I deworm my dog at home?
While it may be possible to deworm your dog at home, it’s best to consult your veterinarian first. We can help you choose the proper medication and dosage based on their size, age, and current health condition.
Should I deworm my dog every month?
Monthly sessions may not be needed unless your vet recommends it. Most adult dogs only need treatments every 3-6 months.
What happens if I skip deworming my dog?
Your dog can get infested with worms, causing diarrhea, vomiting, weight loss, and a poor coat condition. If left untreated for a long period, their organs can get damaged, and they may experience serious health complications.
How often should I treat my dog for fleas and ticks?
Most treatments are applied monthly, but some options provide protection for up to 3 months. Based on your pet’s condition and lifestyle, we will recommend the best schedule and medications.
Can I use flea and tick treatments on puppies?
Yes, but make sure to use the correct medication based on their age and weight. You can contact us for expert guidance on your pup’s treatment.
Can flea and tick medication cause side effects?
In some cases, dogs may experience vomiting, skin irritation, or tiredness. If you notice any unusual reactions after administering the preventatives, contact us to schedule a vet visit as soon as possible and bring your dog to one of our clinics.
Can I deworm my dog at home?
While it may be possible to deworm your dog at home, it’s best to consult your veterinarian first. We can help you choose the proper medication and dosage based on their size, age, and current health condition.
Should I deworm my dog every month?
Monthly sessions may not be needed unless your vet recommends it. Most adult dogs only need treatments every 3-6 months.
What happens if I skip deworming my dog?
Your dog can get infested with worms, causing diarrhea, vomiting, weight loss, and a poor coat condition. If left untreated for a long period, their organs can get damaged, and they may experience serious health complications.
How often should I treat my dog for fleas and ticks?
Most treatments are applied monthly, but some options provide protection for up to 3 months. Based on your pet’s condition and lifestyle, we will recommend the best schedule and medications.
Can I use flea and tick treatments on puppies?
Yes, but make sure to use the correct medication based on their age and weight. You can contact us for expert guidance on your pup’s treatment.
Can flea and tick medication cause side effects?
In some cases, dogs may experience vomiting, skin irritation, or tiredness. If you notice any unusual reactions after administering the preventatives, contact us to schedule a vet visit as soon as possible and bring your dog to one of our clinics.
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Five veterinary clinics, all conveniently located
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Parasite Prevention
Protect Your Dog Against Ticks, Fleas, and Worms for Lifelong Wellness
Parasite Prevention
Protect Your Dog Against Ticks, Fleas, and Worms for Lifelong Wellness
Parasite Prevention
Protect Your Dog Against Ticks, Fleas, and Worms for Lifelong Wellness
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