Veterinary Service

Pet Parasite Prevention

Let’s work together to safeguard your pets and family by preventing parasites in your pets, which also helps to protect kids and other family members.

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Pet Parasite Prevention in Minneapolis, MN

Our knowledgeable staff makes pharmaceutical recommendations to help control intestinal parasites, heartworms, fleas, and ticks.
Golden retriever itches while sitting on the grass in the sun

Pet Parasite Prevention

The prevention of parasites and the diseases they transmit is possible with the use of the right treatment and care. In addition to irritating your pet, fleas and ticks can carry diseases and have a negative impact on their health. Heartworm is a harmful parasite that infects the heart muscle and can be fatal in dogs and cats.

Ticks
Fleas
Heartworm and Intestinal Parasite
Ticks
Ticks are external parasites that survive by sucking blood from other animals. They are the primary means by which illnesses like Lyme disease, ehrlichiosis/anaplasmosis, and Rocky Mountain spotted fever spread from one animal to another.
Fleas
Fleas are tiny, leaping insects that feed on animal blood. They frequently cause allergic dermatitis "extreme itching" in pets and can spread harmful infections.
Heartworm and Intestinal Parasite

We want to ensure that your pet is protected against this readily avoidable disease because heartworm is such a serious issue. Every year, as part of a routine examination, your pet will be tested for heartworm, and Cityscape Vets on Excelsior will prescribe a monthly heartworm preventive medication that also eliminates intestinal parasites for your pet to take throughout the year. Every time you bring your pet in for a visit, we will look over his or her unique records and administer any necessary vaccine boosters.

Veterinary Services at Cityscape Vets on Excelsior, Minneapolis, MN

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Parasite Prevention

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