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Deworming & parasite control

Worms, ticks and fleas cost growth, milk and comfort. Dr. Colleta plans parasite control around your animals, the season and how they graze — so treatments work and keep working.

  • Dogs & cats
  • Cattle
  • Goats & sheep
  • Pigs & poultry
  • Horses & donkeys

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A brown Boer goat with a red ear tag at a feeding trough
Ear-tagged Boer goat at the feeder

What’s covered

Parasite control for every animal we see

Plans are matched to species, age, grazing and the time of year, not given out of habit.

  • Dogs & cats

    Regular worming and flea and tick control matched to your pet’s lifestyle and household.

  • Cattle

    Strategic deworming and tick control timed to the rains, protecting growth and milk yield.

  • Goats & sheep

    Targeted deworming guided by eyelid checks, body condition and faecal egg counts.

  • Pigs & poultry

    Worm control and mite and lice management planned around production cycles.

  • Horses & donkeys

    Worm control planned with faecal egg counts, not guesswork.

What to expect

Before, during and after the visit

  1. Before

    • Have records of past dewormers and dates
    • Keep animals confined, not out grazing, when we arrive
    • Weigh animals if you can, or have a weigh band ready
  2. During

    • Animals checked for signs of worms, ticks and anaemia
    • Samples taken for egg counts where useful
    • Treatments dosed correctly for weight
  3. After

    • A parasite plan with the next due dates
    • Advice on grazing rotation and pasture hygiene
    • Withdrawal periods for milk and meat explained

Questions

Deworming FAQs

Many adult dogs are dewormed every three months, but the right interval depends on lifestyle and who they live with. Dr. Colleta will set a schedule for your pet.

Often booked together

Book a visit

Book a visit for your pet or herd

Tell us what you need and where your animals are. Dr. Colleta will call or WhatsApp you to confirm a time and the visit details.

Compassionate care. Healthier animals. Better farming.