Parasite Prevention for Pets in Kirkland, WA
Flea, tick and heartworm protection to keep your pet comfortable and disease free.
Consistent parasite control protects not only your pet, but also your family from zoonotic diseases.
During consultations, we explain every step of the process and help you understand how to support your pet at home. Our goal is to make sure you feel confident caring for your companion after the visit.
Our Parasite Control Services
Flea & Tick Control
Topical and oral medications to keep pests away.
Heartworm Prevention
Monthly protection against deadly heartworm disease.
Deworming Protocols
Treat and prevent intestinal parasites.
Customized Plans
Recommendations based on your pet's lifestyle.
Parasite Prevention FAQs
When should I start parasite prevention?
Puppies and kittens should begin preventive medications as early as 6-8 weeks old.
Do indoor pets need protection?
Yes, parasites can enter homes on clothing or other pets. Year-round prevention is best.
Protect Your Pet from Parasites
Other Preventive Care Services
Routine Bloodwork
Laboratory testing to monitor organ function and detect diseases early.
Learn more about Routine BloodworkAnnual Wellness Exams
Comprehensive physical examinations to detect health issues early and maintain optimal health.
Learn more about Annual Wellness ExamsVaccinations & Boosters
Core and non-core vaccines tailored to your pet's lifestyle and risk factors.
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Hospitalization & Critical Care
Intensive care and monitoring for critically ill patients
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Complete kitten care services from initial exams to spay/neuter
Learn more about Kitten CareDental Care
Complete dental health services including cleanings and extractions
Learn more about Dental CareDental X-rays & Imaging
Digital dental radiographs to evaluate tooth roots and jaw bone health.
Learn more about Dental X-rays & ImagingPost-Operative Care
In-clinic monitoring and at-home recovery guidance.
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Critical care for breathing difficulties, choking, and respiratory emergencies.
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