Flea, Tick, Worm & Mite Treatments

Protect your pet for less with vet-trusted flea, tick, worm and mite treatments for dogs, cats, horses and small pets, all in one place.

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Shop over 250 trusted products to protect your pets from fleas, ticks, worms and mites all in one place. Whether you’re looking for a flea, tick and worm treatment for dogs or need effective protection for cats, rabbits, or even horses, we’ve got you covered.

Choose from well-known brands including Frontline, Advantage, Drontal, NexGard Spectra, Seresto and more, plus a range of prescription flea treatments, prescription worm treatments, and ear mite treatments for cats and dogs. You can get your most trusted brand for less with our easy repeat and subscribe and save options, meaning you can spend less time worrying and more time with your pet.

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FAQ's

Does flea medicine kill mites?

Yes, some flea treatments tackle both, but most require a prescription, which you can find on our prescription products page. Check with your vet about options and acquiring a prescription before purchasing.

What kills mites in pets instantly?

Fast-acting prescription for mites and dog lice are the most reliable, often starting to work within hours. You can get a presctipiton from your vet and then purchase for less with us.

How do cats and dogs get ear mites?

Ear mites are highly contagious and spread through close contact with other animals. Outdoor pets or those in shared spaces are more at risk. Always protect your home from parasites when also treating your pet for mites.

What’s the difference between dog mites and dog lice?

While dog mites and dog lice can both cause itching and irritation, they’re actually quite different:

Dog mites are tiny arachnids (related to spiders) that live on or in the skin. Some types burrow (like Sarcoptes, which causes mange), while others, like ear mites, live in the ear canal. Mites can lead to serious skin issues, hair loss, and intense itching if untreated. Shop treatments for mites.
Dog lice, on the other hand, are insects that live on the skin and feed on skin debris or blood. Unlike mites, lice are species-specific and don’t usually jump between pets and humans. Shop treatments for pet lice.

Are harvest mites a concern for pets?

Yes, harvest mites can cause intense itching and discomfort.

How To Get Rid of Harvest Mites on Dogs:

They are tiny orange creatures that can be found mainly on the paws and ears but can be found everywhere. They live in groups, making them easily spotted and felt. Some prescription mite treatments help tackle seasonal infestations.