Flea Treatment & Deworming
Cedar Park

Parasite Prevention 

We know how much you care for your fur baby’s happiness, and that includes making sure they feel their best every day. One of the best ways you can ensure your pets are as healthy as possible is to prevent them from getting parasites, such as with a regular flea treatment in Cedar Park. If your cat or dog has become lethargic and seems uninterested in everyday activities, you should get them checked out immediately by their veterinarian. The sooner the issue is treated, the better off your pet will be and the less likely they are to spread parasites to your family members or other pets.  There are some parasites that can harm your pet — and even you, too! Parasites can be found in almost any environment. They can be on animals and humans and spread from one host to another.

We all love our pets and want to protect them.  Here is a list of parasites that you should be aware of:

• Heartworms
• Ticks
• Intestinal Worms
• Fleas
• Skin and ear mites
• Coccidia
• Giardia

Book your appointment today to protect your pet.

Frequently Asked Questions

What happens if my dog gets heartworm?

It’s serious—heartworm can lead to lung disease, heart failure, and even death. But it’s also preventable! Regular meds and check-ups at our Cedar Park clinic can save their life.

Can I get fleas from my pet?

You can get bitten, but fleas won’t live on you. To protect your family, use flea prevention on your pet (we carry it at our Cedar Park location!) and keep bedding clean.

How do I know if my pet has tapeworms?

Look for tiny rice-like bits in their poop, on their bed, or near their bum. Scooting, licking, or weight loss are also clues. See that? Bring them to our Cedar Park vet right away!