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Fort Myers, FL 33905
Fort Myers, FL 33905
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Fleas and ticks are the most infamous parasites pets contract, but there are plenty of others.
Some other common parasites your pet may experience include mites, lice, heartworm, and intestinal parasites. Not only could your pet experience uncomfortable symptoms because of a parasitic infestation, their life could be in danger as well. The health of humans can also be threatened by parasites originating in our pets.
Fleas are the most common parasite on cats and dogs. In addition to causing skin irritation, these insects spread bacteria that cause cat scratch fever as well as other parasites, such as tapeworms. Mosquitoes can transmit heartworms to our pets through their bites. Ticks can transmit dangerous infections that can lead to Lyme disease, paralysis, anemia, and other conditions. Ear mites can irritate our pets’ ears and cause them to scratch excessively, leading to burt blood vessels and swollen tissue. These are just a few of the parasites that our pets may encounter and the problems they can cause.
Ways To Prevent Parasites in Pets
The good news is, modern veterinary medicine has advanced enough that parasitic infestation can be pretty easily prevented. Here are some tips when it comes to parasite prevention:
Clean up any pet feces to prevent the spread of worm larvae or eggs.
Start pets on a regular deworming regime at a young age.
Grooming animals can help reduce the risk of fur contamination and help catch an infestation early.
Use spot-on products to prevent tick and flea bites.
Consult a veterinarian to ensure you’re choosing a correct, safe treatment for your pet.
Make sure to fully finish any treatment plan given to you by your veterinarian.
Practice good personal hygiene when handling pets of any age.
When it comes to parasite treatment, we’ll make sure your pet is in good hands. We’ll make a parasite control plan for your pet based on their age and how far along the infestation may be. Leave it to the experts at Fort Myers Animal Hospital to care for your pet and give them the happy, parasite-free life they deserve.
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Schedule an Appointment for Parasite Control in Fort Myers
If you have any indication that your pet might be experiencing a parasitic infection, please get in touch with us. We offer parasite control in Fort Myers and are here to make sure your pet is in good health and free of parasites.
Fort Myers Animal Hospital provides parasite control for pets in Fort Myers, Villas, North Fort Myers, Cypress Lake, and Cape Coral.
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