Parasite Control for Cats: Fleas, Ticks & Worms 

Parasites don’t care if your cat lives indoors or out — fleas, ticks, and worms can still cause problems. At Oathall Vets, we help you stay on top of parasite protection with safe, easy-to-use treatments and expert advice. 

What Parasites Should Cat Owners Worry About? 

• Fleas – Cause intense itching, skin issues, and allergic reactions. 

• Ticks – Can transmit serious diseases, especially in rural areas. 

• Roundworms and tapeworms – Affect digestion, growth, and can be passed to humans 

Even indoor cats can get fleas from shoes, clothing or other pets — and fleas can survive in your home year-round. 

Signs Your Cat May Have Parasites 

• Scratching or grooming excessively 

• Hair loss or scabs 

• Worm segments in litter tray or around the tail 

• Tummy upsets, bloating, or weight loss 

• Lethargy 

Oathall Vets Cat Parasite Plans 

We provide: 

• Regular flea and tick treatments (spot-ons) 

• Worming schedules suited to kittens, adults, or senior cats 

• Advice on household decontamination for flea outbreaks 

• Protection for outdoor and indoor cats alike 

Call Oathall Vets today to keep your cat healthy and parasite-free.  It is a legal requirement that to prescribe anti-parasite treatments, your pet must have a check-up with one of our vets every 12 months.  We can only prescribe 6 months of treatment at a time.