Preventive Care & Wellness
Vaccination, deworming and tick control are cheap. Treating what they prevent is not. These guides cover the routine care that keeps an Indian pet out of the clinic. Browse the latest guides below.
Cat Vaccinations in India: Rabies, FVRCP, the Kitten Schedule and What to Do After a Scratch | Pet Vaccinations | Part 2
There is one line in this whole article that is more important in India than…
Deworming in Dogs and Cats in India: Signs, Schedule, and Best Medicines
Understanding Canine Immunisations: How Vaccines Protect Your Pet and Your Family | Pet Vaccinations | Part 1
Imagine two dogs at a park. One is fully vaccinated, chasing a ball, sniffing every…
Puppy Vomiting and Diarrhea: When Is It an Emergency?
Recognizing the Signs: What Every Indian Pet Parent Must Watch For | Ticks & Skin: Pet Diseases | Part 2
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The Silent Threat: A 2026 Guide to Tick-Borne Diseases for Indian Pet Parents | Ticks & Skin: Pet Diseases | Part 1
About preventive care & wellness
These guides cover the schedule that actually matters: the core puppy and kitten vaccinations and their boosters, rabies as both a legal duty and a life-and-death one in India, deworming through the year, and year-round tick and flea control rather than a scramble once there is an infestation. Ticks here do not politely disappear in winter, and tick fever remains one of the commonest serious illnesses in Indian dogs.
Beyond that we cover the everyday things that decide how long a pet stays well — dental care, which nearly every owner skips until the teeth are bad, grooming and coat care in heat and humidity, nail trimming, weight control, neutering, and enrichment for pets living in apartments. An annual check-up earns its cost, and twice a year once a pet is past seven.
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