PROVEN PARASITE PREVENTION

Flea, Tick & Worm Treatment

Fleas, ticks and intestinal worms are common in Dubai and stay active all year. Vet-guided medication, matched to your pet's age, lifestyle and exposure risk, treats them and keeps them away.

PROVEN PARASITE PREVENTION

Flea, Tick & Worm Treatment

Fleas, ticks and intestinal worms are common in Dubai and stay active all year. Vet-guided medication, matched to your pet's age, lifestyle and exposure risk, treats them and keeps them away.

PROVEN PARASITE PREVENTION

Flea, Tick & Worm Treatment

Fleas, ticks and intestinal worms are common in Dubai and stay active all year. Vet-guided medication, matched to your pet's age, lifestyle and exposure risk, treats them and keeps them away.

PROVEN PARASITE PREVENTION

Flea, Tick & Worm Treatment

Fleas, ticks and intestinal worms are common in Dubai and stay active all year. Vet-guided medication, matched to your pet's age, lifestyle and exposure risk, treats them and keeps them away.

TREATMENT

Tailored

Based on age, lifestyle, and risk

SCHEDULE

Every 3 to 4 months

For most adult pets

CLIMATE RISK

Year-round

Dubai's warmth keeps parasites active

INDOOR PETS

Still at risk

Parasites can still find a way in

WHY IT MATTERS

What parasites put at risk

Fleas, ticks and worms affect far more than your pet's comfort. In Dubai's climate, they spread from gardens, walks and other animals, and untreated infections can reach the lungs, heart or gut.


Some parasites can pass to people as well, so treating your pet also protects the household.

Vet in a black scrub top and a woman in a striped dress examining a fluffy white Persian cat on the exam table.
Vet in a black scrub top and a woman in a striped dress examining a fluffy white Persian cat on the exam table.
Vet in glasses gently reaching toward a fluffy grey cat sitting calmly on a table during a daily check.
Vet in glasses gently reaching toward a fluffy grey cat sitting calmly on a table during a daily check.
Vet in glasses gently reaching toward a fluffy grey cat sitting calmly on a table during a daily check.

COMMON PARASITES

Three types that affect pets in the UAE

External parasites such as fleas, ticks and mites feed on blood and cause itching and skin irritation. An infestation can spread through the home.


Internal parasites such as roundworms, tapeworms, hookworms and whipworms infect the gut and cause vomiting and diarrhoea. They can also reduce how well your pet absorbs nutrients.


Vector-borne parasites, carried by mosquitoes and ticks, spread heartworm, ehrlichiosis and babesiosis, all confirmed in the UAE.

SIGNS TO WATCH OUT FOR

How do you know if your pet has parasites?

Some pets don't show obvious signs, so it's worth checking for the subtler ones too.

Constant scratching, licking, or biting

Small black specks in fur (flea dirt)

Visible worms in stool or around the anus

Scooting, bloating, or digestive upset

Unexplained weight loss or fatigue

Pale gums or general weakness

If you notice any of these, bring your pet in. A stool sample or skin exam can confirm what's going on so we can start the right treatment early.

PREVENTION AND SCHEDULE

Treatment timeline by age

A consistent deworming schedule and year-round flea and tick control protect more than any single dose.

2 WEEKS

First treatment

Starts at 2 weeks old, repeating every 2 weeks until 12 weeks of age.

Starts at 2 weeks old, repeating every 2 weeks until 12 weeks of age.

12 WEEKS

Monthly dosing

After 12 weeks, deworm monthly until your puppy or kitten is 6 months old.

After 12 weeks, deworm monthly until your puppy or kitten is 6 months old.

6 MONTHS ON

Adult schedule

From 6 months, we settle into an ongoing rhythm tailored to your petโ€™s lifestyle and exposure risk.

From 6 months, we settle into an ongoing rhythm tailored to your petโ€™s lifestyle and exposure risk.

Regular bedding washes, limited unsupervised outdoor time, and handwashing after handling pets all help. Stool testing at wellness exams catches most infections early.

IMPORTANCE

Why every dose counts

Gaps between doses give parasites room to return.


Regular treatment means fewer bouts of vomiting and digestive upset. Puppies and kittens also grow steadily when you prevent infestations.


Staying on schedule also catches small problems early, before they become bigger ones.

Dr. Flora Awwad in Noble scrubs listening to a grey British shorthairโ€™s chest with a stethoscope on the exam table.
Dr. Flora Awwad in Noble scrubs listening to a grey British shorthairโ€™s chest with a stethoscope on the exam table.
Dr. Flora Awwad in Noble scrubs listening to a grey British shorthairโ€™s chest with a stethoscope on the exam table.

Book a parasite check with the team

Protect your pet from fleas, ticks, and worms.

Book a parasite check with the team

Protect your pet from fleas, ticks, and worms.

Book a parasite check with the team

Protect your pet from fleas, ticks, and worms.

Everything You Need to Know

Frequently Asked Questions

Can my pet have worms even if they look and act healthy?

Yes, many pets show no visible signs at all, especially with mild or early infestations. Regular preventive treatment and stool checks catch what you can't see from the outside.

Can I deworm my pet myself?

You can, but we'd recommend caution. Over-the-counter dewormers don't always match the specific parasite your pet has, and incorrect dosing can be harmful, especially for puppies, kittens, or smaller breeds. A stool test first means the treatment actually targets what's present.

How is deworming actually done?

Usually a tablet or liquid given orally, sometimes a topical spot-on treatment depending on the parasite and your pet's needs. We administer it during your visit and talk you through anything needed at home.

If one pet in the house has parasites, do all my pets need treatment?

Usually, yes. Fleas and some worms spread easily between pets sharing a home, so treating everyone at once is the most reliable way to fully break the cycle.

Is it safe to deworm pregnant or nursing pets?

Generally yes. Always check with us first so we can prescribe a product that's appropriate for pregnant or nursing pets.

Are there side effects from deworming treatments?

Mild side effects are possible, including nausea, fatigue, or itching. These usually settle within 24 to 72 hours.

Everything You Need to Know

Frequently Asked Questions

Can my pet have worms even if they look and act healthy?

Yes, many pets show no visible signs at all, especially with mild or early infestations. Regular preventive treatment and stool checks catch what you can't see from the outside.

Can I deworm my pet myself?

You can, but we'd recommend caution. Over-the-counter dewormers don't always match the specific parasite your pet has, and incorrect dosing can be harmful, especially for puppies, kittens, or smaller breeds. A stool test first means the treatment actually targets what's present.

How is deworming actually done?

Usually a tablet or liquid given orally, sometimes a topical spot-on treatment depending on the parasite and your pet's needs. We administer it during your visit and talk you through anything needed at home.

If one pet in the house has parasites, do all my pets need treatment?

Usually, yes. Fleas and some worms spread easily between pets sharing a home, so treating everyone at once is the most reliable way to fully break the cycle.

Is it safe to deworm pregnant or nursing pets?

Generally yes. Always check with us first so we can prescribe a product that's appropriate for pregnant or nursing pets.

Are there side effects from deworming treatments?

Mild side effects are possible, including nausea, fatigue, or itching. These usually settle within 24 to 72 hours.

Everything You Need to Know

Frequently Asked Questions

Can my pet have worms even if they look and act healthy?

Yes, many pets show no visible signs at all, especially with mild or early infestations. Regular preventive treatment and stool checks catch what you can't see from the outside.

Can I deworm my pet myself?

You can, but we'd recommend caution. Over-the-counter dewormers don't always match the specific parasite your pet has, and incorrect dosing can be harmful, especially for puppies, kittens, or smaller breeds. A stool test first means the treatment actually targets what's present.

How is deworming actually done?

Usually a tablet or liquid given orally, sometimes a topical spot-on treatment depending on the parasite and your pet's needs. We administer it during your visit and talk you through anything needed at home.

If one pet in the house has parasites, do all my pets need treatment?

Usually, yes. Fleas and some worms spread easily between pets sharing a home, so treating everyone at once is the most reliable way to fully break the cycle.

Is it safe to deworm pregnant or nursing pets?

Generally yes. Always check with us first so we can prescribe a product that's appropriate for pregnant or nursing pets.

Are there side effects from deworming treatments?

Mild side effects are possible, including nausea, fatigue, or itching. These usually settle within 24 to 72 hours.

Everything You Need to Know

Frequently Asked Questions

Can my pet have worms even if they look and act healthy?

Yes, many pets show no visible signs at all, especially with mild or early infestations. Regular preventive treatment and stool checks catch what you can't see from the outside.

Can I deworm my pet myself?

You can, but we'd recommend caution. Over-the-counter dewormers don't always match the specific parasite your pet has, and incorrect dosing can be harmful, especially for puppies, kittens, or smaller breeds. A stool test first means the treatment actually targets what's present.

How is deworming actually done?

Usually a tablet or liquid given orally, sometimes a topical spot-on treatment depending on the parasite and your pet's needs. We administer it during your visit and talk you through anything needed at home.

If one pet in the house has parasites, do all my pets need treatment?

Usually, yes. Fleas and some worms spread easily between pets sharing a home, so treating everyone at once is the most reliable way to fully break the cycle.

Is it safe to deworm pregnant or nursing pets?

Generally yes. Always check with us first so we can prescribe a product that's appropriate for pregnant or nursing pets.

Are there side effects from deworming treatments?

Mild side effects are possible, including nausea, fatigue, or itching. These usually settle within 24 to 72 hours.

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