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Protecting your pet against internal and external parasites.

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The things that can cause gigantic harm to your pet are often barely visible to the naked eye. This is certainly true when it comes to fleas, ticks, mites, lice, worms and other parasites. Don’t let their miniscule size fool you, these creatures can cause serious health issues such as Lyme disease, irreversible organ damage, blood loss, painful skin infections and more. Learn how to protect your pet by reaching out to our team. Call us at 780-475-9225.

How can I protect my pet from parasites?

It’s all about maintenance and prevention measures. Yearly deworming treatments and taking parasite control medications several times throughout the year can protect your pet from being infected by parasites. There are different types of medications and dosing schedules available so please ask us to know which is best for your furry friend.

Do indoor pets need parasite control? Do pets need parasite control in the winter?

The short answer is yes. Parasites can still find your indoor pet by entering your home using you, other people, other animals and other objects as vehicles. Even during the colder months, many parasites can still survive, hibernate or reproduce, especially once they have made it inside a warm environment. Your pet can be exposed to parasites at the doggy daycare, kennel and even in your home.

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