Protect your pet from fleas and ticks
Skip the trip to the clinic — talk to a vet online and have parasite prevention shipped to your door.
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Get trusted flea & tick prevention — fast
Getting started is as easy as 1-2-3.
Talk to a veterinarian online
Connect with a licensed vet at a time that works for you. No clinic visits required.
Choose the right prevention plan
Receive a personalized recommendation for the best flea and tick medication for your pet’s health and your budget.
Get prescriptions shipped to you
Order with confidence and have your pet’s prescription shipped directly to your door.
Prevent fleas & ticks before they become a problem
Fleas and ticks can cause itching, infections, and in some cases serious health issues.
Find the right vet for your pet
Browse vet profiles and read reviews from other pet parents.
Get a prescription online
Your vet can recommend the right parasite prevention for your pet.
Ongoing care & support
Chat with your pet's virtual care team any time for expert advice.
Flea & Tick Prevention for Dogs and Cats
FAQ
Vetster provides any pet parent with accessible, quality pet healthcare from a licensed veterinary professional at any time of day. All from the comfort of home, at an affordable price point. All you need is an internet connection.
Yes! All vets on Vetster are licensed. You can find license information and accreditations on each vet's profile when deciding which vet is best for you.
Fleas and ticks can cause itching, allergies, and serious diseases like Lyme disease. Prevention keeps your pet healthy and pest-free.
Most pets benefit from year-round prevention, especially if they go outside or live in high-risk areas. One of our veterinarians can recommend the best option for you and your pet.
Yes! A Vetster veterinarian can prescribe flea and tick prevention if it’s appropriate for your pet.
After your veterinarian prescribes it, you can order directly through VetsterRx (where available) or fill the prescription at a pet pharmacy of your choice.
Prescription treatments are often stronger and more effective, while OTC options may work for mild cases but aren’t always as reliable.