Flea, tick & worm care
Routine parasite protection for dogs and cats — spot-ons, tablets and collars. Many are available without prescription; some need a vet or pharmacist’s check.
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Pet health
Routine parasite protection, everyday pet wellbeing products, and prescription pet medicines dispensed against your vet’s prescription — often cheaper than buying at the vet practice.
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Everyday pet care you can buy directly, plus prescription items your vet has written for.
Routine parasite protection for dogs and cats — spot-ons, tablets and collars. Many are available without prescription; some need a vet or pharmacist’s check.
Joint supplements, dental care, skin and coat support, calming aids and general wellbeing products you can buy directly.
If your vet has prescribed a medicine for your pet, a registered pharmacy can dispense it against that prescription — often at a lower price than the vet practice.
Set up repeat delivery for ongoing parasite protection or long-term medicines so you never run out.
Practices mark up the medicines they dispense. A written prescription lets you shop the same treatment elsewhere.
No second trip to the practice for a refill — repeat items arrive on a schedule you set.
Dispensed by a pharmacy on the GPhC register, so you get genuine UK-licensed products.


For prescription-only pet medicines you need a written prescription from your own vet — a pharmacy can then dispense exactly what they specified.
For a prescription-only pet medicine, ask the practice for a written prescription rather than the medicine itself. They may charge a small fee for writing it.
Check the pharmacy is on the GPhC register and states clearly that it dispenses veterinary prescriptions.
The pharmacy checks the prescription against your pet’s details and dispenses the exact product your vet specified.
Yes. UK-registered pharmacies can supply non-prescription pet products directly, and can dispense prescription pet medicines against a prescription written by your pet’s own vet. Always follow the dosing and advice for your specific animal.
It depends on the product. Many routine flea, tick and worm treatments are available without a prescription after a short suitability check; stronger products may need a vet or pharmacist’s authorisation.
No. Sanara Health is an independent comparison platform and marketing affiliate. We don’t provide veterinary advice or sell pet medicines — we point you to a UK-registered pharmacy’s pet-health service. For health concerns about your animal, always speak to your vet.
Not a veterinary service. For any health concern about your animal, contact your vet — in an emergency, call your nearest vet practice immediately.