Roundworm, hookworm, tapeworm — a simple monthly routine keeps all of them in check. Here's what every owner should know.
Intestinal worms are one of the most common — and most preventable — health problems in dogs. Left untreated they can cause weight loss, poor coat condition and, in puppies, serious illness. The good news: a simple routine keeps them in check.
Know Your Worms
Most dogs will encounter one of these at some point:
- Roundworm — very common in puppies, spread through soil and mother’s milk
- Hookworm — attaches to the intestine and can cause anaemia
- Tapeworm — often linked to fleas, spotted as rice-like segments
A Simple Routine
A broad-spectrum wormer given every month clears the common worms in a single dose. Pairing it with year-round flea control breaks the tapeworm cycle, since fleas are a key carrier.
Our combination wormers make this easy, and a monthly subscription means you’ll never miss a treatment. Always follow the weight guidance on the pack.
