Parasite Prevention
Parasite management for your companion animal can reduce the risks associated with parasitic diseases. Controlling the risk of infection to your pet can reduce the risk of transmission to you and your family. Did you know that some parasites can be transmitted to humans? Our veterinarians and staff strongly encourage following the recommendations set forth by the Companion Animal Parasite Council (CAPC). This organization was established to create guidelines for the optimal control of internal and external parasites that threaten the health of pets and people.
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Minimize the risk of infection:
*Pick up feces outdoors daily*
*Clean your cats litterbox daily*
*Fecal examinations 1-4 times annually*
*Administer worming medications as recommended*
*Annual wellness exams and blood testing*
*Year-round use of flea and/or tick preventatives*
OFFICE HOURS:
MONDAY 8-5 | TUESDAY 8-6 | WEDNESDAY 8-5 | THURSDAY 8-6 | FRIDAY 8-5
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Northside Animal Hospital 574 Arah Street Hooksett, NH 03106 info@northsideanimalhospital.com PHONE: 603-622-5299 FAX: 603-644-7935 |
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