Why Kiwi Pet Owners Choose FleaTickWorm.co.nz
What makes us different
You want treatments that work, clear advice, and orders that arrive on time. We keep the range tight, explain things in language easy to understand, and check every parcel before it leaves.
Who picks our products
Every item is personally reviewed by our veterinarian, Dr Feargus McConnell. He checks coverage, safety and ease of use for real Kiwi homes. If a product is confusing or not a good fit for NZ conditions, it does not make the cut.
Five reasons Kiwis shop with us
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Vet-led guidance
Practical advice that helps you pick the right option for your pet and your routine. -
Products suited to NZ
We consider local risks like fleas in warm homes and the NZ cattle tick in bush and farm areas. -
Simple choices
Monthly or long-acting. Chew or spot-on. We focus on options that are easy to give on time. -
Careful packing and quick dispatch
Batch and expiry checked. Leak-resistant packing for spot-ons. -
Friendly help when you need it
Not sure what to choose. Tell us your pet’s age, weight and lifestyle and we will guide you.
Trusted products in our NZ range
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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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Dogs. Long-acting chew: Bravecto chew for dogs
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Cats. Broad monthly spot-on with tick cover: Revolution Plus
Quick safety checklist
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Weigh your pet and choose the correct pack every 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 on other meds, ask your vet first.
FAQ
Do indoor pets in NZ need parasite protection
Often yes. Fleas can thrive in heated homes. A simple, on-time plan helps prevent flare-ups.
Do we have paralysis ticks here
New Zealand’s main problem tick for pets is the NZ cattle tick. If you travel to Australia, ask your vet for a travel plan.
Monthly or long-acting. Which should I pick
Choose the schedule you can stick to. Monthly suits routine lovers. Long-acting suits busy homes. Both work when used on time.
Can you help me choose
Yes. Share your pet’s age, weight and routine. We will suggest a simple plan for your home. Contact us.
Also in Dr. Feargus’ New Zealand Pet Health Blog
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