All About Worming

Caught your dog scooting across the floor? It’s likely they have worms. Let’s dive into all the reasons your dog might be scratching their bum and how you can treat their symptoms!

If you live with a dog or cat, you’ve probably had the uneasy thought at least once: Can I catch worms from my pet? The honest answer is yes, it’s possible but for most modern pet owners, it’s not very likely. With routine veterinary care and basic hygiene, the risk is low. Let’s look at what actually happens, which parasites matter, and how concerned you really need to be.

We all want our dogs to be happy, healthy, and free of those nasty wriggly worms. Intestinal parasites can make your poor pup feel miserable and pose some health risks for us humans too. So, many of us are quick to use a deworming tablet at the first sign of trouble… or even “just in case.” But should you do this unless you are certain? Keep reading to find out the possible side effects and how to make sure your dog stays happy and healthy!

Worms are gross but very common in pets. If your dog is scooting across the carpet or your cat looking a bit under the weather, worms might be the problem. No one is keen on the idea of worms crawling inside of a pet, but the truth is, most dogs and cats will get worms at some point. The good news? We know the solution. Scroll to find out more.

Got more than one pet? Lucky you! Maybe you aren’t so lucky though when it comes to getting rid of those wriggly worms. Handling parasite infestations are a challenge to say the least, so here’s some tips on how to deal with worms in your busy, furry-filled household.

The ever so interesting topic of worms... said no one ever. Let’s cut the cr*p, as pet owners worming your animal is not at all that glamorous and it can be a task we very easily forget. As much as this might be the case, doing right by our pet comes first and knowing a little bit more about cat worms and dog worms will help you act fast to prevent any serious issues (and of course sky high vet bills).

If you're expecting a litter of kittens or have a pregnant pooch in your care, you might be wondering about the safety of deworming treatments. Deworming is a crucial aspect of pet care, but when it comes to pregnant pets, there are understandable concerns about the potential risks. Keep reading to find out how to keep both mum and her babies healthy.

Deworming is an essential aspect of pet care, but knowing when to administer these treatments can be puzzling. Here, we’ll run you through best practices for deworming your pet so you’re all in the know for next time it comes around!

Just because your cat prefers the cosiness of a home at all times, does this mean they still need worming? This article will tell you all you need to know!

Find out how worms infest your pet so you know exactly how to avoid them from bothering you, your pet and your family. Keep reading to learn the best way to get rid of intestinal worms from cats and dogs!

Worms can unexpectedly sneak into our furry friends' lives, and cause lots of discomfort and even potential health issues. But with a helping hand from Itch, your pet can be a worm killing machine! Scroll for our vet-recommended tips on killing and prevent worms in your pet.

Kittens, them little cuties. But as with any pet, their health and wellbeing should be a top priority. Worming is an essential aspect of kitten care, but questions often arise about when and how often it should be done. Keep reading to understand the world of kitten worming!

Worms can silently invade our beloved pets' bodies and are a concern for every pet owner. But what exactly are these worms, and should you be worried? Here, we'll delve into the world of worms in pets, exploring the common types of worms that can affect them, the symptoms and causes, potential health issues, and why prevention is the key to keeping your furry friend healthy. We'll also introduce our Itch Worming Tablets and their benefits. By the end, you'll have a comprehensive understanding of the importance of worm prevention for your pet's well-being.

Welcoming a new puppy into your home is an exciting and joyous occasion. As a responsible pet owner, you want to ensure that your furry bundle of joy grows up healthy and happy. One aspect of puppy care that can't be overlooked is worming. But does every puppy need worming? Below we'll explore the world of puppy worming, addressing whether puppies need more or less worming than adult dogs, when and how often you should worm a puppy, and even provide a helpful puppy worming calendar to keep your newest family member thriving.

Worming is a crucial aspect of pet care which ensures that our furry companions stay healthy and free from the discomfort of worm infestations. As responsible pet owners, it's important to know when our pets need worming and to understand the signs that may indicate the presence of worms. In this post, we'll explore the subtle signs of worm infestations, discuss specific considerations for both cats and dogs, and address the question of whether worming should be done regularly. By the end, you'll have a better understanding of when to take action to keep your pets worm-free and thriving.

Worms are definitely not something you want hanging around your pets. To keep your furry friend healthy and happy, you turn to worming tablets. But have you ever wondered how long it takes for these tablets to do their job? Keep reading to deep dive into the whole world of worming tablets, exploring common ingredients and shedding light on our Itch Wormer Tablets for worming cats and dogs. By the end, you'll have a better understanding of what to expect when you're worming your pet.

Pet worming tablets are an integral part of maintaining your furry companion's health and well-being. These tiny yet powerful medications play a crucial role in preventing and treating worm infestations in dogs and cats. But have you ever wondered how pet worming tablets work? Look no further as we delve into the world of deworming tablets, exploring their mechanisms, effectiveness, and the options available for both dogs and cats. We'll also address the perennial question of tablets vs. liquid dewormers and explore natural worming alternatives. By the end, you'll have a clear understanding of how these treatments work to keep your pets healthy and thriving.

Worms are tiny troublemakers that can sneak into our pets' lives, causing discomfort and potential health issues. Don't panic! Here's everything you need to know about spotting worms and how to treat them. Keep reading to protect your pet, family and home...

It goes without saying that worms are yucky and frustrating. But if you've done your bit — picked up the deworming tablets, maybe even tried to disguise them in a bit of cheese — why are the worms still bothering your pet??

Worms are persistent and getting rid of them isn’t always as simple as one pill and job done. Keep reading to find out how to remove worms from your dog for good!

Worms are sadly a common concern for pet owners. These parasites can infest our furry companions, leading to discomfort and potential health issues. Here we'll unravel the world of worms in pets, addressing what they are, what causes them, whether all dogs and cats need worming, how to treat worm infestations, and most importantly, how to prevent them. By the end, you'll be equipped with the knowledge to keep your pets super healthy and worm-free.

Intestinal worms are no picnic. They can cause a whole host of health problems in your pets including diarrhoea, tummy pain, weight loss and anaemia. In extreme cases, they can even be fatal. As if that’s not bad enough, they can also do some serious damage to people too! So often do you need to give your pet worming treatment? The answer depends on various factors, including the type of pet, their age, lifestyle, and risk of exposure. Carry on reading to find out more...

As any cat owners will tell you, cats really don’t like to do what we ask of them, even at the best of times. This can be especially true where worming tablets are concerned! As much as your cat might hate taking their wormer (and as much as you might hate being the one who has to administer it) the reality is that they have to take it.

Without regular worming, cats are at risk from tapeworms, roundworms and other nasty worm parasites that can make both them and your family really poorly.

Click here to buy and read up on Itch Wormer for cats.

As responsible pet owners, we all want the best for our furry friends. Regular health check-ups, a balanced diet, and proper grooming are all part of ensuring our pets live their best lives.

One essential aspect of pet care is deworming, which helps protect our furry friends from internal parasites that can cause a range of health issues. However, have you ever noticed that your pet seems unwell after taking those worming tablets?

In this post, we'll explore the common concerns related to worming tablets and your pet's health, addressing topics like the time it takes for worming tablets to work, potential side effects, and how to help your pet feel better.

Intestinal worms are nasty wrigglers that can be a real bother for you, your family and your pet. Fortunately, you can prevent this being a problem with a regular pet worming routine. Follow our advice on regularly deworming your cat or dog to say goodbye to ringworms, tapeworms, whipworms and hookworms in no time.

There are many different types of worms that can cause problems for our pets - let's talk all about tapeworm so you’ll know exactly what you're up against and how to prevent your pets from having a nasty run in with it!

Sadly, there are many different types of worms that can cause problems for our cats and dogs - in this article we’ll discuss heartworm in detail so you’ll know exactly what you're up against and how to prevent your pets from having to deal with it hopefully!

There are a few main types of worms that can cause problems for our pets - here we’ll discuss the ins and outs of roundworm so you’ll know exactly what you're up against and how to prevent your pets from having to deal with it!

There are lots of different types of worms that can cause problems for our pooches and feline friends - in this article we’ll talk all about whipworm so you’ll know exactly what you're up against and how to stop your pets from having to deal with it!

There are many different types of worms that can sadly cause problems for our pooches and feline friends - this post talks all about hookworm so you’ll know exactly what you're up against and how to prevent your pets from having a nasty run in with it!

Knowing how to successfully give your pet a worming tablet isn't always straight forward. Grab your pet's favourite treat, muster up some courage, and carry on reading to learn how to always give your pet their worming tablet, first time!

Worm infestations are a common concern for pet owners, and the debate over the role of raw meat in causing them has been ongoing. Let's separate fact from fiction and explore the truth behind this issue, along with effective treatments and preventive measures to keep your furry friend healthy and worm-free.

Have you ever wondered what those pesky worms lurking in your pet's system actually look like? Well, you're in luck! Read on to see photos of intestinal worms, their symptoms in your pet, and treatment options.

Does your furball give you the eyes as soon as you get a jar of peanut butter out?. But before you give in to your furry friend, let’s talk about whether dogs can actually have peanut butter — and if so, how much and how often. Read for more!

It might seem counterintuitive to worry about your pampered indoor pets contracting worms. After all, they spend most of their time on your sofa, not prowling through muddy fields or chasing squirrels in the park. However, worms love to bother stay-at-home cuddlers, as much as outdoor adventurers. It’s essential that every pet parent knows how worms find their way into your furry friend’s life, how to spot the signs of infestation, and what to do about it.

If you’re a cat owner, the thought of your furry friend having worms is skin crawling. And once your cat is infested by worms, you might be asking yourself all sorts of questions - Can you get worms? Can they contaminate your home? Don’t worry, we have all the answers so let’s get a wriggle on and keep your cat worm free!

Protecting your pregnant dog and her offspring from worms is crucial, as they are most susceptible during this time. Generally worming treatment isn’t recommended throughout most of your bitch’s pregnancy but they should still be protected before mating and afterwards.

No one likes to talk about worms. But someone’s got to, especially if they are infesting your pet for a long period of time. Keep reading to find out how to remove worms from your pet.

If you’ve ever tried to give your dog a worming tablet, you’ll know it can feel a bit like trying to convince a toddler to eat sprouts – lots of wriggling, suspicious stares, and the inevitable spat out tablet on the floor. But worming your dog is important, not just for their health, but for yours too. Keep reading for our 3 top tips on how to make your dog take their worming tablet every time!

As parents, we often juggle a thousand little worries. We fret about school lunches, screen time, whether our little ones are drinking enough water, and, of course, their exposure to germs, chemicals, and other nasties in the world. Now, add a beloved pet into the mix, particularly a dog, and suddenly there’s a whole new layer of concern. You love your furry companion, but if your pooch is taking worming tablets, can your child still safely play on the carpet, cuddle up on the sofa, or share those heart-melting doggy snuggles? Scroll to find out!

Worms are gross. But also they can make your cat feel rubbish with a dodgy tummy, weight loss, dull fur, and in kittens that weird pot-belly look. Worms can pass to humans. So deworming your cat protects your pet and you.

If you share your home with a dog or cat, you’ll know that pets bring joy, muddy pawprints, and the occasional chewed shoe. But along with all that, they can also bring along some less-welcome tag-alongs: fleas and worms.

Keeping your furry friend protected doesn’t have to be complicated. With a bit of routine, the right products, and common sense, you can keep these pesky critters at bay.

Worms are a common health issue in dogs, particularly puppies and dogs that spend time outdoors. Many dog owners worry about whether these parasites can spread to people, especially children. So, are dog worms contagious to humans? Keep reading to find out!

Parasitic worms infest our pets and cause chaos. As they live in the digestive system, they impact our pets’ mood, weight and energy. Worms can lead to severe health problems if left untreated. And worse yet, they can be harmful to you too. Scroll to find out how you can catch worms from your pet and what to do to prevent this from happening!

Your dog having worms isn’t something to joke about. Worms can be seriously harmful to your pet and you should treat them as quickly as possible. Scroll to find out the signs and symptoms of dog worms, and how to deworm your pet safely. 

There are a few different types of worms that can infest dogs with roundworms, tapeworms, hookworms and whipworms being the most common. Each can look a little different and cause different symptoms. Click here to see what worms look like!

Yes, fleas and worms are connected! Keep reading to find out which worms can be transmitted by fleas, and what treatment your pet needs to avoid this.

As much as we want to take our furballs everywhere with us, sometimes it's not always an option. For most of us, pet accommodation comes in handy for when we need our pooches to be looked after whilst we are on holiday - after all in the UK, we spend a whopping £3 billion on using kennels or catteries every year*. But as you hop on a plane, what happens if fleas hop on your pet?

Let’s get straight to it, fleas can play a role in giving your cat a particular kind of worm, tapeworms. Keep reading to find out how this happens and what you need to prevent worms and fleas.