Welcome to WormWise

Want to become WormWise? EASY. All the materials you need to learn about the importance of worming can be found on this site, including our Worm Risk Checker to find out how regularly you should be worming your pet.

Make sure your pet
gets the maximum
protection with
the minimum stress.
Ask your vet about
personalised worming
advice for your pet.

Scavenging

Tapeworm can be caught by dogs & cats that scavenge or hunt.

Faeces

Whipworm eggs can be found in the faeces of infected dogs and caught if other dogs then swallow them.

Slugs & Snails

Slugs & snails can carry a parasite called Lungworm which can be passed to your dog if he eats them.

Playgrounds

Sandpits, parks and playgrounds have been shown to have particularly high levels of worm contamination.

Which worms should you be worried about?

All of these worms can be passed to humans or can make your dog seriously ill:

Keep your pets worm-free

Vet strength wormers cover a wider range of worms and are available in a palatable format – making worming easy.

Click here to find out more.

Worm Risk Checker

Find out how often you should be worming

STEPS

to maximum worming

Check your pet’s risk

Check your pet’s worm risk with our online tool.

Take to your vet

Share the results of your pet's worm risk check with your vet to get your personalised worming advice.