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Protecting your pet and family from internal parasites with safe, effective deworming protocols.

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What’s included

  • Safe and effective deworming protocols for puppies and kittens
  • Adult routine internal parasite prevention and treatment
  • Broad-spectrum treatments covering roundworms, tapeworms, hookworms, and whipworms
  • Weight-based dosage calculations for safe administration
  • Digital treatment tracking and scheduled reminders
  • Family health guidance regarding zoonotic parasite prevention

Why Dr Alee’s Pet Clinic

Every pet's parasite risk varies based on age, diet, outdoor access, and lifestyle. At Dr. Alee’s Pet Clinic, our vets evaluate your pet individually to provide the exact parasite protection they need, keeping both your animal and your family safe.

Price

Cats

Kitten under 1 kgRs. 700
Kitten over 1 kgRs. 1,000
Adult catRs. 1,000

Dogs

Under 10 kgRs. 1,000
10-15 kgRs. 1,500
15-20 kgRs. 2,000
20-25 kgRs. 2,500
25-30 kgRs. 3,000
30-35 kgRs. 3,500
35-40 kgRs. 4,000
40-45 kgRs. 4,500

Prices may vary. We try to keep this page up to date, but please call to confirm the current price.

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Open 7 days · 1:00PM – 11:00 PM · Opposite DRIP, Beaconhouse University Road, Lahore

Frequently asked questions

How often should puppies and kittens be dewormed?

Puppies and kittens require frequent deworming every two to three weeks starting at two weeks of age until they reach three months old, after which they transition to a monthly schedule.

How often do adult dogs and cats need routine deworming?

Most adult pets should be routinely dewormed every three months, though pets that spend significant time outdoors, hunt, or live with young children may need more frequent monthly treatments.

Can worms be transmitted from pets to humans?

Yes, certain common intestinal parasites like roundworms and hookworms are zoonotic, meaning they can be transmitted to humans and cause health issues, making regular preventive deworming essential for your whole household.

What are the most common signs that my pet has worms?

Common indicators include a dull coat, a pot-bellied appearance particularly in puppies and kittens, sudden weight loss despite a good appetite, vomiting, diarrhea, scooting, or seeing visible worm segments in their stool.

Do indoor-only pets still need deworming?

Yes, indoor pets can still contract parasites through fleas, contaminated shoes, soil brought indoors, or accidental ingestion of pests, so baseline preventative schedules are still recommended.

Are over-the-counter dewormers safe to use?

Many store-bought treatments target only specific types of worms and can have incorrect dosing; professional veterinary dewormers ensure broad-spectrum coverage and safe weight-based dosing tailored specifically to your pet.

Should I fast my pet before administering a dewormer?

Most modern deworming medications do not require fasting and can be given directly with food or treats, but always follow your veterinarian's specific instructions for the prescribed product.

How do I know if the deworming treatment worked?

While you may occasionally see expelled parasites in your pet's stool shortly after treatment, the safest way to confirm eradication is through routine fecal examinations performed during your veterinary checkups.

What are the common side effects of deworming medications?

Most pets tolerate deworming treatments very well, but mild side effects can occasionally include temporary lethargy, a slight decrease in appetite, mild vomiting, or loose stools as the body clears the parasites.

When should I contact the vet regarding side effects?

If your pet experiences severe vomiting, persistent diarrhea, lack of coordination, or signs of an allergic reaction like facial swelling after receiving a dewormer, contact us immediately for guidance.

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