What are the signs your pet may need deworming?
Not all infestations are apparent, but these symptoms may suggest it’s time for a check:
Diarrhea or vomiting
Worms or eggs in stool
Weight loss despite a good appetite
Dull or rough coat
Scooting or licking around the rear
Fatigue or weakness
Roundworms
Especially common in puppies, this condition causes bloating, digestive issues, a dull coat, weakness, and discomfort.
Tapeworms
Often linked to fleas, these appear as rice-like segments near the tail and may cause weight loss and irritation.
Hookworms
Small but dangerous, feeding on blood and leading to anemia, weakness, and sometimes bloody stools.
Whipworms
Living in the large intestine, they can trigger chronic diarrhea, weight loss, and poor body condition.
Heartworms
Spread by mosquitoes, these can cause damage to the heart and lungs, leading to symptoms such as coughing, fatigue, and potentially fatal complications.
Age
Frequency
2-12 weeks
Every 2 weeks
Monthly
6 months+
Every 3-4 months (adjust per lifestyle & vet advice)
Health Check First
We begin with a full examination to choose the safest and most effective treatment.
Vet-Approved Medication
We only prescribe proven dewormers that target harmful parasites without being harsh on your dog.
Tailored Care
Your dog’s plan is customised based on their age, breed, lifestyle, and environment.
Is your dog due for deworming?
Protect them from harmful parasites with a quick, vet-approved treatment today.
