Welcome to FleaTickWorm.co.nz: Vet-Led Parasite Protection for Kiwi Pets
Welcome to FleaTickWorm.co.nz
Kia ora. We are a small, vet-led team in New Zealand. Our goal is simple. Help Kiwi pet owners choose safe, proven parasite protection without the guesswork. We keep the range tight, the guidance clear, and the service personal.
Meet Dr Feargus McConnell
Dr McConnell personally reviews every product before it goes on the site. He checks coverage, safety and how easy it is to use at home. If it is confusing or not a good fit for NZ conditions, it does not make the cut.
Parasites in Aotearoa at a glance
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Fleas are common across New Zealand, often all year in warm homes. A steady plan keeps them in check.
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The NZ cattle tick is found in many bush, farm and long-grass areas. Do quick hands-on checks during risk periods.
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Heartworm is not considered a local risk here. If you travel to Australia or overseas, ask your vet for a travel plan.
How we choose products for NZ
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Coverage that matches local risks.
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Simple schedules most homes can follow.
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Clear weight bands and labels to prevent errors.
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Practical choices for swimmers, hikers and farm life.
Shop trusted products
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Dogs, monthly all-in-one chew: Simparica Trio
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Dogs, monthly flea and tick chew: Nexgard chewables for dogs
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Cats, broad monthly spot-on with tick cover: Revolution Plus
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Cats, long-acting flea and tick spot-on: Bravecto spot-on for cats
Simple safety tips
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Weigh your pet and pick the correct pack each time.
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Use dog products on dogs only. Never use dog products on cats.
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Do not combine treatments unless your vet advises it.
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Apply spot-ons to clean, dry skin and keep the site away from children and other pets until dry.
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If your pet has a health condition, is pregnant, or takes other medicines, ask your vet first.
Need help choosing
Tell us your pet’s age, weight and routine and we will suggest a simple plan for your home. Contact us.
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