Veterinary

Flea, tick, worm and itch treatments for dogs

This category holds veterinary medicines for dogs. Simparica Trio combines sarolaner, moxidectin and pyrantel in one monthly chew covering fleas, ticks, heartworm prevention and roundworms. Bravecto contains fluralaner and protects against fleas and ticks for around twelve weeks per dose. Kiwof Plus and fenbendazole treat intestinal worms, and Apoquel (oclacitinib) controls the itch of allergic skin disease.

Dose by weight, never by guesswork

Every product here is sized to a weight band, which is why Simparica Trio appears in several strengths. Weigh the dog and choose the band it falls in; splitting a larger chew or doubling a smaller one does not give a reliable dose. Treatments made for dogs are never given to cats, since some ingredients are toxic to them.

Heartworm needs a test first

A dog that may already carry heartworm should be tested before starting a product with heartworm prevention, because killing an existing infection carries risks of its own. Your vet can advise whether that applies where you live.

Apoquel and longer-term itch

Apoquel works quickly on itching but does not cure the underlying allergy, and it is not used in dogs under twelve months old or in those with serious infections. Itching that keeps returning is worth a vet check. Every listing shows the active ingredient, weight band and pack size, with the guaranteed minimum expiry date. All stock ships from India through licensed distributors.