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Deworming & Parasite Control

Deworming and parasite control at Andrews Veterinary Clinic help protect pets from internal and external parasites with personalized prevention plans.

Deworming & Parasite Control: Keeping Your Pet Healthy from the Inside Out

Internal and external parasites can affect pets of every age, even when no obvious symptoms are present. At Andrews Veterinary Clinic, we provide deworming and parasite control services that help protect your pet from common parasites while reducing the risk of serious health complications. Routine prevention is one of the most effective ways to support your pet's long-term wellbeing.

Why Deworming and Parasite Control Matter

Parasites such as intestinal worms, fleas, ticks, and heartworms can cause a wide range of health problems. While some pets become visibly ill, others may carry parasites without showing signs. Regular prevention and screening help reduce the risk of:

·         Vomiting, diarrhea, and digestive upset

·         Weight loss or poor nutrient absorption

·         Anemia caused by parasite infections

·         Skin irritation and flea-related allergies

·         Heartworm disease

·         Transmission of certain parasites to people

Preventive care allows many parasite-related conditions to be avoided before they affect your pet's health.

Common Internal and External Parasites

Internal Parasites

·         Roundworms

·         Hookworms

·         Whipworms

·         Tapeworms

·         Giardia

·         Coccidia

External Parasites

·         Fleas

·         Ticks

·         Mites

·         Lice

How We Protect Your Pet

Every prevention plan is based on your pet's lifestyle, age, and risk of exposure. Services may include:

·         Monthly oral or topical parasite prevention

·         Flea and tick protection

·         Deworming for puppies, kittens, and adult pets

·         Annual fecal testing

·         Heartworm testing and prevention

·         Treatment for active parasite infections

Pets that spend time outdoors, visit parks, travel frequently, or live with other animals may require additional parasite protection.

What to Watch For

Contact your veterinarian if you notice:

·         Worms in the stool or around the rear

·         Vomiting or diarrhea

·         Weight loss despite a normal appetite

·         Persistent scratching or skin irritation

·         Scooting or excessive licking

·         Coughing that may indicate heartworm disease

Prompt evaluation and treatment can help prevent complications and protect your pet's overall health.

Consistent parasite prevention is far easier than treating an infestation after it develops. Andrews Veterinary Clinic is here to help you choose the right parasite control plan for your pet throughout every stage of life.

💙 Keep your pet protected year-round. Schedule a deworming and parasite prevention appointment with Andrews Veterinary Clinic today.

Frequently Asked Questions

There is no question too big or too small for our veterinary team.

Andrews Veterinary Clinic is primarily a walk-in clinic but still accommodates appointments when it comes to surgery inquiries.

Andrews Veterinary Clinic advises annual wellness exams since they are crucial for your pet's long-term health. They allow us to establish a baseline for your pet's health, monitor for early signs of disease, and keep their vaccinations and parasite prevention up to date.

Andrews Veterinary Clinic accepts cash, major credit cards/debit cards as well as financing options such as Care Credit and Scratchpay.

To learn more about the services Andrews Veterinary Clinic provides, please visit our Services page.