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August 20, 2025 2 min read
All in one products combine flea and tick control with worm cover in a single dose. In New Zealand that can be a simple way to stay on track, especially for busy families or when you plan overseas travel. Prepared with input from our lead vet and founder, Dr. Feargus McConnell, BVSc.
If you struggle to keep multiple products aligned, one monthly dose can improve consistency. It also helps in mixed households where different people share pet care. For dogs that travel to heartworm areas, combining coverage is practical.
All in ones are usually monthly, so they suit people who like a regular date. If you prefer fewer applications, a longer acting flea and tick option with a separate worm plan may fit better. Always dose to today’s weight and match the label’s minimum age.
Quick decision guide
You want one monthly routine that covers more than fleas: choose an all in one
You want longer gaps between flea and tick doses: choose a longer acting option and follow your vet’s worming plan
You plan to travel with your dog: choose a plan that includes heartworm cover for the whole trip
Dogs monthly all in one: Simparica Trio Chewable Tablet for Dogs
Dogs monthly fleas and ticks if you prefer a split plan: NexGard Chewables for Dogs
Dogs longer acting fleas and ticks if you prefer fewer applications: Bravecto Chew for Dogs
Dogs on pet option: Seresto Flea & Tick Collar for Dogs
Cats broad monthly coverage: Revolution Plus Spot-On for Cats
Cats longer acting fleas and ticks if you prefer fewer applications: Bravecto Spot-On for Cats
Species matters. Dog products for dogs, cat products for cats
Dose to current weight and follow label ages
Avoid stacking preventives unless your vet advises
Is heartworm a problem in New Zealand
Not in NZ, but it is present in some travel destinations. Add heartworm cover for the entire trip if you are going overseas.
We prefer long intervals between applications. Can we still cover worms
Yes. Use a longer acting flea and tick option and follow your vet’s worming schedule.
Need help choosing between all in one and a split plan
We will map it with you one to one — contact us.
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