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Offer ends 31st May 2022
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Your pet’s wellbeing is our priority. That’s why we only use the UK’s No. 1* and market-leading products to protect against fleas, ticks and worms. They’re all clinically proven to work and sourced from the same licensed wholesalers used by UK veterinary practices. Subscribe now to protect your pet with confidence.
When giving your cat or dog any kind of medication at home, it’s important you know exactly where it’s come from and that it’s suitable for your pet. We offer a comprehensive range of clinically proven and reputable products to make sure your pet receives safe, effective and long-lasting protection.
We use Drontal and Dronspot to protect against roundworm, tapeworm, hookworm and whipworm – also known as internal parasites, because they live inside the body. Drontal for dogs and cats offers gentle, but highly effective control of all these intestinal worms in meat-flavoured, palatable tablets. For a tablet-free alternative, you may prefer Dronspot – a spot-on wormer for cats – which you can simply ‘spot’ on to your pet’s skin.
Meat-flavoured worming tablets
Meat-flavoured worming tablets
Spot-on wormer for cats
Fleas and ticks are external parasites that not only need to be killed, but also stopped in their lifecycle. Regular use of a quality flea treatment spot-on product will prevent fleas living on your pet long enough to reproduce. Consistent use at monthly intervals will mean that any flea which finds your pet will die without laying eggs. We offer a choice of market-leading topical flea treatments:* Advantage Spot-On and Frontline Plus – the most advanced formula in the Frontline range and No. 1 in the UK.*
Treatment & prevention of fleas and biting lice
Treatment & prevention of fleas
Treatment & prevention of fleas, ticks, flea eggs, flea larvae and biting lice
Treatment & prevention of fleas, ticks, flea eggs, flea larvae and biting lice