Puppy Parasites

118 Colombo Street, Sydenham (03) 332 4313 reception

Puppy Parasites

118 Colombo Street, Sydenham (03) 332 4313 reception@cashmerevet.co.nz Shop Now Book Online About About Us Meet Our Team Careers Services Pet Care Desexing your Pet Nurse Consults Pets & Worms Senior Pets Pet Health Dentistry In House Blood Tests Pet Cancer Care Pet Dental Care Soft Tissue Surgery Ultrasounds Weight Loss X-ray and Radiology Pet Wellbeing Behaviour Consultations Effective Flea Control Microchipping New Kitten New Puppy Pet Vaccination Prescription Food & Diet Emergency Best for Pet Pet Advice Contact Book Online (03) 332 4313 Shop Now Book Online Protecting puppies from parasites There are various nasty parasites you need to protect your new puppy from, including heartworms, intestinal worms, fleas and ticks. Whilst some treatments cover all of these parasites, it's best to talk to your vet about the treatment that's right for your dog type and location. Whether it's oral chews, spot-on products or injections under the skin, it's important to get on top of parasite treatments as soon as you bring your puppy home, as introducing them to new environments can increase their exposure to disease. There are various nasty parasites you need to protect your new puppy from, including intestinal worms and fleas. Whether it's oral chews or spot-on products, it's important to get on top of parasite treatments as soon as you bring your puppy home, as introducing them to new environments can increase their exposure to disease. Fleas and ticks Fleas Fleas Fleas commonly cause itching, skin disease and allergic reactions in pups. What's more, they can be challenging to diagnose, as a puppy with flea allergy dermatitis may never actually be seen with fleas! That's why flea treatments should be given every month of the year to prevent and control flea infestations effectively. Please consult our veterinary team for the best advice on flea prevention for your puppy. Fleas commonly cause itching, skin disease and allergic reactions in pups. What's more, they can be challengin