Dog Medical

Q: How often should I flea and worm my dog?

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Q: Are flea spot-ons or tablets better for dogs?

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Q: When should I start giving my dog joint supplements?

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Q: What should be in a dog first aid kit?

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Shop Dog Health Products Online

Pet n Pony stocks over 160 dog health products, from monthly flea treatment and wormers to joint supplements, calming aids and first aid essentials. Dog owners across the UK use the range to stay on top of routine parasite control and to look after older or anxious dogs at home. You will find vet-recognised names including Frontline, Johnson's Veterinary Products (JVP) and NAF NVC, alongside gentler options from Bugalugs and Pet Remedy.

Most flea spot-ons, tablets and wormers come in weight-banded sizes, from small puppies to dogs over 40kg. Stock up before the next dose is due and keep a spare in the cupboard.

Sizes: doses for puppies, small, medium, large and extra-large dogs
Formats: spot-ons, chewable tablets, sprays, soft chews, powders and liquids
Product types: flea and tick treatment, wormers, supplements, calming aids, ear and eye care, recovery collars
Use cases: routine parasite control, joint support for older dogs, post-op recovery and first aid for walks

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A Guide to Dog Health Products: Parasite Control, Supplements and First Aid

Dog Health Products From Brands Vets Recognise

Our dog health products come from manufacturers with long track records in UK pet care. Frontline makes the Frontline Plus spot-on, which kills fleas and ticks and stops flea eggs developing, plus FrontPro chewable tablets for dogs that won't sit still for a pipette. Johnson's Veterinary Products (JVP) covers the everyday cupboard: One Dose dog wormer tablets, 4fleas tablets, ear drops and household flea sprays. NAF's NVC line focuses on dog supplements for mobility, skin and gut health, sold as chews, powders and oils. For calming, Pet Remedy uses a valerian-based blend in sprays, wipes and plug-in diffusers, and Bugalugs makes antiseptic sprays and balms for itchy skin and sore paws.

What You'll Find in Our Dog Medical Range

The range covers routine parasite control, everyday health support and the kit you need when something goes wrong.

Flea spot-ons from puppy size to dogs over 40kg, including Frontline Plus, Bob Martin and JVP 4fleas
Flea tablets, from fast-acting 4fleas tablets to FrontPro chewables
Household flea sprays and room foggers to clear eggs and larvae from carpets and soft furnishings
Dog wormer tablets and liquids dosed by weight, such as JVP One Dose and Bob Martin 3 in 1
Joint supplements including NAF NVC Mobility, YuMove, Aniforte Flexi Protect and GWF Joint Aid
Digestive support such as Protexin Pro-Kolin paste and probiotic powders
Calming aids: plug-in diffusers, collars, sprays and daily soft chews
Ear cleaners, eye drops and eye lubricants
Dog first aid kits, antiseptic sprays and toxin binders
Inflatable recovery collars and surgical suits for after neutering or surgery

Browse Dog Health by Category

If you already know what you need, these collections take you straight to it.

Picked by an Independent UK Retailer

Pet n Pony is an independent UK retailer, and our buying team chooses stock based on what customers reorder and ask us about. We list the full weight range for each flea treatment and wormer so you can dose correctly, and we carry several formats of the same treatment for dogs that refuse tablets or hate spot-ons. For anything beyond routine care, speak to your vet first.

Free UK Delivery on Orders Over £49

Orders over £49 qualify for free UK delivery, and a few months of flea treatment plus a wormer will often get you there. We dispatch quickly, so a forgotten dose rarely turns into a missed one. Add your dog health products to the basket and we'll take it from there.

More Dog Health Products

Petlife Otodex Veterinary Eardrops 14ml Dogs and Cats

Dog First Aid Dog First Aid

Frontline Spray for Dogs & Cats 250ml—a trusted flea and tick treatment from Frontline.

Dog Flea Treatments Dog Flea Treatments

Bob Martin BM Clear 3 in 1 Wormer for Dogs 3-40kg, 4 tablets per box.

Dog Wormers Dog Wormers

Protexin Pro Fibre Dog & Cat Pellets 500g spilled from a blue scoop.

Dog Remedies Dog Remedies

Frequently Asked Questions

How often should I flea and worm my dog?

Treat your dog for fleas as often as the product label says, usually monthly, and worm adult dogs at least every three months. Dogs that scavenge or mix with lots of other dogs benefit from monthly worming, and your vet can advise on lungworm cover. Puppies need worming every two weeks until 12 weeks old, then monthly until six months. Keep flea treatment going through winter, as central heating lets fleas breed all year.

Are flea spot-ons or tablets better for dogs?

Neither is better for every dog, so choose based on your dog's lifestyle. Tablets suit dogs that swim or get bathed often, since water can reduce how well a spot-on works, and homes where other pets might lick the application site. Spot-ons suit dogs that refuse tablets. Many of the flea treatments in our dog health products range come in both formats.

When should I start giving my dog joint supplements?

Start joint supplements from around 12 months for large and giant breeds, and from middle age, roughly seven years, for smaller dogs. Very active and working dogs can start earlier. Most glucosamine and green-lipped mussel dog supplements take four to six weeks to make a noticeable difference, so begin before stiffness sets in rather than waiting for a limp.

What should be in a dog first aid kit?

A basic dog first aid kit should hold bandages, sterile gauze, saline for flushing wounds, a pet-safe antiseptic, a tick remover, blunt-ended scissors and your vet's phone number. Add a foil blanket and a spare lead if you carry it on walks. Ready-made options like the Mountain Paws Dog First Aid Kit cover most of this, and Leucillin spray makes a good pet-safe antiseptic.

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