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Is Your Pet Protected from Parasites?

Fleas, ticks, and mosquitoes are active in Billings.
Prevention is quick, easy, and affordable.
Book a Prevention Visit
As the weather warms up in Montana, ticks, fleas, and mosquitoes become a real threat to your pet’s health. These pests can cause irritation, spread disease, and put your dog or cat at serious risk. The good news? Prevention is simple — and it starts with a quick visit to your veterinarian.
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Fleas

Fleas can cause intense itching, allergic reactions, and even tapeworms. Just one flea can lead to hundreds in your home.

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Heartworm

Heartworms are spread by mosquitoes and can cause serious heart and lung issues. Without prevention, treatment is risky and expensive.

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Ticks

Ticks carry Lyme disease and other infections. They're active in grass, brush, and even your backyard. Preventatives kill ticks quickly after they attach

Protect Now, Worry Less Later

Protecting your pet is easier than you think. Most preventatives are once-monthly, affordable, and tailored to your pet’s lifestyle.
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Common Questions from Montana Pet Owners

Yes. Fleas and mosquitoes can still get inside your home, and ticks can hitch a ride on shoes or clothes.
Most preventatives are monthly. We’ll recommend a plan that fits your pet’s needs.
Yes. We only use veterinarian-approved medications that are proven safe.
Over-the-counter options vary in quality. Prescription preventatives are safer and more reliable.

Let’s Get Your Pet Covered

Start Prevention Today — It’s Quick & Easy

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Ask to book a Preventative Care Visit for parasite protection.
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You're in Good Hands

Meet our Veterinarians at Caring Hands

Dr. Amber Herron, DVM

Dr. Amber Herron
DVM

Lead vet and clinic owner. Offers expert care for dogs, cats, exotics, and pocket pets. Proud mom, wife, and Bulldog breeder.

Dr. Erika Cantamessa

Dr. Erika Cantamessa
DVM

With Caring Hands since 2015. Known for her calm, thoughtful care. Enjoys books, crafts, and time with her kids and dog Bob.

Dr. Jessica French
DVM

Compassionate, animal-loving vet committed to preventive care and wellness for every pet that walks through our doors.