Deworming, Flea & Tick Prevention Planner
Parasites are year-round in a tropical climate. Use this planner to stay ahead of worms, fleas and ticks instead of reacting to them.
How Often
| Treatment | Puppies / kittens | Adults |
|---|
| Deworming | Every 2 weeks until 12 weeks, then monthly to 6 months | Every 3 months |
| Flea control | From 8 weeks (product-dependent) | Monthly |
| Tick control | From 8 weeks (product-dependent) | Monthly, year-round |
Signs You Have a Problem
- Scratching, biting at the skin, or hair loss
- Tiny black specks (flea dirt) in the coat
- Visible ticks around ears, neck and between toes
- Pot belly, weight loss, or worms in stool (deworming overdue)
Tips
- Weigh your pet first; parasite doses are weight-based.
- Treat all pets in the household on the same day.
- Wash bedding hot and vacuum to break the flea life cycle.