Veterinary Parasite Treatment in Selden, NY

Parasites not only harm the well-being of your pets but can also cause discomfort and potential health risks. At Middle Country Animal Hospital, we have a deep-rooted commitment to ensuring the health and comfort of your pet. Our decades of service in Selden underscore our dedication and expertise in the field. 

Our dedicated team, led by our skilled veterinarians Dr. Evan Clark and Dr. Kerrie Moll Cavallo prioritizes your pet's health above all. You can trust us to provide exceptional care with the latest treatments and a deep understanding of pet health.

Dial (631) 759-8076 or contact us online to schedule an appointment.

Importance of Parasite Treatment

Parasites can pose serious threats to the health and well-being of our beloved pets. We emphasize the significance of parasite treatments, ensuring your pets live comfortable and healthy lives.

Here's why parasite treatment matters:

• Prevent Serious Health Issues. Regular treatments can prevent potential threats of diseases in pets, from skin infections to life-threatening conditions.
• Enhance Comfort. Treating parasitic infestations ensures your pet remains comfortable and at ease.
• Prevent the Spread to Other Animals. Treating your pet ensures their well-being and prevents potential infestations in nearby animals.
• Protect Human Health. Regular treatments protect your family from zoonotic diseases (diseases that can transfer from animals to humans).

When to Consider Parasite Treatment?

It's not always evident when your pet is uncomfortable due to parasites. 

Some situations and signs that indicate it might be time to consider a parasite treatment are:

• Seasonal Triggers. Some parasites, especially ticks and fleas, become more active during specific seasons. As spring and summer roll around, it's wise to be proactive and consider preventive treatments.
• Post Outdoor Activities. If your pet has recently enjoyed activities like hiking, playing in a park, or simply spending extended time outdoors, it might be exposed to parasites. 
• Presence of Flea Dirt. Flea dirt resembles tiny black specks on your pet's skin or coat. If you spot this, it strongly indicates a flea infestation.
• Changes in Behavior. A change in your pet's behavior, such as excessive licking, biting at the tail or hindquarters, or even restlessness, can indicate discomfort caused by parasites.
• Infestation of Other Pets. Parasites can quickly spread among pets. If one pet is diagnosed with an infestation, it's wise to have all pets checked and treated if necessary.

Our Parasite Treatment Services

We understand the discomfort and health risks parasites pose to your beloved pets. At Middle Country Animal Hospital, we combine years of veterinary expertise with modern solutions to combat these pesky invaders effectively.

Our services include:

• Flea and Tick Care. Our preventive and curative treatments ensure your pet remains free from these pesky parasites.
• Deworming. Regular deworming is crucial, and our experts at Middle Country Animal Hospital can guide you on the best deworming schedule for your pet.
• Fecal Test. We have an essential diagnostic tool to detect internal parasites affecting your pet's digestive system. It offers insights into the type and severity of infestations.
• Heartworm Testing. Our heartworm testing ensures early detection and timely intervention. 

Call (631) 759-8076 or contact us online to schedule an appointment with our dedicated staff.