Parasites and Deworming Your New Kitten

from petside.com on 08 Jul 2009

There are many intestinal parasites that kittens can catch from their environment or from their mother. Read about how you can protect your kitten from these parasites.

ASPCA | Ticks

from petside.com on 19 Sep 2009

Cat Care: Ticks: Ticks are parasites that feed on the blood of unlucky host animals, including our feline companions.

ASPCA | Worms

from petside.com on 19 Sep 2009

Cat Care: Worms: Cats can get a variety of intestinal parasites, including some that are commonly referred to as “worms.”

What You Need to Know about Puppy Parasites and Deworming

from petside.com on 27 Apr 2009

To keep your puppy safe from a parasitic infection, here is everything that you need to know about parasites and deworming before you bring your puppy home.

How to Control and Prevent Fleas

from petside.com on 07 Apr 2009

blooming flowers, and...flea infestations! Even if you don't see live fleas, your pet could still be getting bit and your home could still become infestedsee. Read on for flea facts and tips on how to prevent, remove and treat fleas.

ASPCA | General Cat Care

from petside.com on 23 Sep 2009

prevent this condition. Fleas and Ticks Flea infestation shouldseriously. These tiny parasites feed off of your petyour cat once a week for fleas and ticks. If there are fleasyour pet has recovered. Worms Kittens and cats can

Taking the Labor out of Pet Pregnancies

from petside.com on 09 Jun 2009

be examined early on for lice, ticks and fleas and for signs of worms or other parasites. Hookworms can be transmittedbe examined early on for lice, ticks and fleas and for signs of worms or other parasites. Hookworms can be transmitted

Diseases You Can Catch from Your Pet

from petside.com on 02 Mar 2009

There are number of common zoonotic diseases which can be shared by you and your pet. These diseases can be transmitted from pets to humans through fleas, ticks and animal secretions or excretions - such as salvia, urine or feces - as well as contaminated water or soil.

How to Check Puppy's Health Before Coming Home

from petside.com on 27 Apr 2009

overall health and condition. Taking the time to look over your puppy will help you to spot any possible health problems that could be developing, and you will be able to protect other animals in your home from parasites or illnesses.