Is there prevention for dog parasites?

Absolutely. I'm glad you asked. The most important thing we do is, especially when dogs are puppies—at eight, 10, 12 weeks of age—we get them on a preventative to avoid getting roundworms, hookworms, whipworms, tape rooms, giardia, coccidia, fleas, and ticks. We can prevent all of those things by making sure that they're negative to start with and then putting them on medications to prevent them from getting those diseases.

Yes. For external and internal parasites, there are preventatives that we can prescribe.

Yes, there are various prevention options available that depend on your preferences for how often you want to administer them. Preventive treatments can be given monthly or every three months and may vary in the types of parasites they cover. These preventive treatments are affordable and generally effective.