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Complete flea, intestinal worm, heartworm and tick protection personalised for your dog, cat and location, with the highest quality veterinary chosen products, delivered to your door monthly for a good price.  Our Pet Lovers Club community also gets special offers and important pet health information.

Most importantly, compete piece of mind that you are protecting the health and lifespan of your much loved dog and cat and protecting your family from invasive fleas and worms.

Easy! If the pet’s weight changes, you get a new pet or you simply want to change your subscription, log in, select your pet that has changed and amend the details. We’ll change the treatment delivered accordingly. 

You are in control !

Very well! There are no joining fees, we buy directly and in bulk, so our pricing is good. If you have more than one dog and/or cat, we automatically apply a 10% discount for additional pet subscriptions.

Delivered free to anywhere in Australia that has an Australia Post deliverable address. There are no joining fees. 

Any questions, updating pet details or address details, changing a plan or cancelling can be done simply via your personal account login or feel free to email us at info@petloversclub.com.au or phone 1300 241 266 at any time.

Dogs or cats on the Pet Lovers Club program do not need an annual injection for heartworm as our monthly treatment prevents heartworm infection, whilst also covering many other parasites.

Each month the chosen subscription amount is debited from your nominated account approximately 5 to 14 business days before the package arrives.

It is really important to protect vulnerable young ones from parasites. When you enter your pet’s details, including the age of your pup or kitten, our vets select the right dosage and as they grow, you change their weight via your account, and we update the personalised treatment sent to you.

Kittens and puppies should be treated for worms at 2 weeks of age, and every 2 weeks until 12 weeks of age. Thereafter, they should be treated monthly until 6 months of age.

Kittens and puppies should be treated for fleas from 8 weeks of age, and should be at least 1.25kg in body weight.

If you share your puppy or kittens age with us, we'll remind you when it's time for their first treatment. Alternatively, see your vet for advice.

APVMA approved, selected and personalised for your pet by our vet based on information provided. We supply our own branded product, as well as Simparica Trio, Revolution Plus, Paragard and Ranvet All Wormers.  Our branded product is Pet Lovers Club PROTECT FLW for Cats which has the same active ingredients as Revolution.  For more detail go to Products link on our webpage

The personalised pet details you provide, including their weight, allows our vets to ensure you are sent the correct dose for your pet. For growing puppies and kitten, weigh changes are each month can be updated via your account and the dose sent changes accordingly.

Provide the information about your pet via the website for all of your dogs and cats. Individually pet named pouches with their personalised treatment for that month is included in the same small package, avoiding unnecessary landfill, wastage and cost.

Each month a recyclable regular envelope sized package arrives with individually pet named pouches with their personalised treatment for that month. Simple instructions are provided

Every month you will receive the same flea treatment, which is a chewable tablet for the dogs, and a spot on tube for topical treatment for the cats. Every third month an intestinal wormer is sent to you, to kill and protect against several intestinal worms, including flea tapeworm and hydatid tapeworm.

You can register for an account on our website petloversclub.com.au. The website will guide you step by step.

Our Pet packs are sent via Australia Post. If you believe your pack is lost and today's date is more than ten days from the expected delivery date, please contact Customer Service on 1300 241 266 or email info@petloversclub.com.au

You can return an item within 30 days of purchase. We ask that the goods are sealed and in the original packaging. Please ensure you include your name, address, order details and a contact number and the reason for the return. Your account will be refunded. 

Pet Lovers Club only delivers within Australia. 

There is some variation in the parasites covered. When you enter your pet’s information, our vet recommends the pack that covers the parasites necessary for your pets weight, age, environment and considers the best protection in your location.

For Puppies and Adult Dogs

Pet Lovers Club – Complete Combo for Dogs 

(Tasty Chew Monthly and Chewable Tablet 3 Monthly) 

- Adult Fleas before they can lay eggs and infect the environment.
- Controls Flea Allergy Dermatitis
- Hydatid Tapeworm
- Flea Tapeworm
- Paralysis Ticks
- Brown Dog Ticks
- Heartworm
- Whipworm
- Hookworm
- Roundworm

For Kittens and Adult Cats

Pet Lovers Club – Complete Combo for Cats
(Spot On Tube Monthly and Chewable Tablet 3 Monthly)  

- Adult Fleas before they can lay eggs and infect the environment.
- Controls Flea Allergy Dermatitis
- Hydatid Tapeworm
- Flea Tapeworm
- Paralysis Ticks
- Ear Mite
- Biting Lice
- Heartworm
- Whipworm
- Hookworm
- Roundworm

Pet Lovers Club – Combo for Cats 
(Spot On Tube Monthly and Chewable Tablet 3 Monthly)
Excludes Tick control 

- Adult Fleas before they can lay eggs and infect the environment.
- Controls Flea Allergy Dermatitis
- Hydatid Tapeworm
- Flea Tapeworm
- Ear Mite
- Biting Lice
- Heartworm
- Whipworm
- Hookworm
- Roundworm

Treatment within 7 days of the same date each month is ok. If late one month, revert back to the original due date the following month.

Tablets can be either hidden in your pet’s favourite treat or wet food, or it can be administered directly to them, placing it at the back of the tongue.

The worming tablets that are delivered to you every three months are licenced for use during pregnancy. Worming of pregnant bitches and queens is recommended to limit transmission of worms to pups and kittens. Often worming is encouraged at the time of mating, then just prior to giving birth, avoiding the first month of pregnancy.  Before giving the tablets, check with your veterinarian about their recommendation for timing of worming during pregnancy.

The monthly topical flea treatment for cats and monthly flea and heartworm chew for dogs have not been trialled in pregnant animals, so we would recommend pausing the use of these products during gestation.

Heartworm preventives do not kill adult heartworms. Also, giving a heartworm preventive to a dog infected with adult heartworms may be harmful or deadly. If microfilariae are in the dog's bloodstream, the preventive may cause the microfilariae to suddenly die, triggering a shock-like reaction and possibly death.

Yes. The annual injection heartworm preventative provided by vets has the same active ingredient as our Simparica Trio and trials have confirmed that they can be supplied together without overdosing concern.

If your dog is over 6 months of age and has not been on regular heartworm preventative medication, it is recommended to have heartworm test prior to starting. 

If you have suspicion that your dog has dog has missed a month or several months treatments, seek advice from your vet as soon as possible about the recommended timing for a heartworm test, which may depend on the area that you live in.

The treatment starts working immediately after it has been given. Complete elimination of worm infestation can, however, take a couple of days.

In the early stages of infestation, the signs aren't easy to spot as the worms remain hidden inside your pet's gut, which is why regular worming is important. Some signs to look for include:

1. Visible worms or eggs in the poop or fur
2. Potbellied shape / appearance
3. Lethargy, increased appetite and weight loss
4. Vomiting or diarrhoea
5. Itchy bottom and scooting (scooting is the official term for a pet dragging it's bum along the ground!).

The signs of worm infestation aren't always obvious. That's why regular worming is important to keep your pet happy and healthy. Regular worming also helps reduce human infections. Worms can infect your pet from contaminated soil, other pets, ingesting fleas or from raw meat. 

We will send you a worming tablet, specific to your pets’ weight, to be given every three months.

Fleas can be infected with the larval stage of the flea tapeworm. If your pet swallows an infected flea, this could result in a tapeworm infestation. It is important to treat your cat for fleas alongside treating them for worms.

Any Allwormer tablets can occasionally cause mild, short-lived gastro-intestinal signs such as salivating, vomiting or diarrhoea. This may be due to the tablet or can also result from the intestinal worms being killed as a result of the effective product.

Unfortunately, even if your cat never ventures outside, they can still be at risk for intestinal worms. Fleas and rodents can carry worm larvae, and it's often impossible to stop them from getting into your house. If your cat ingests an infected flea, common during grooming, or if they catch an infected mouse, they can become infected with worms. Other pets within the household, can also act as transport vehicles for either worms or fleas to potentially come in contact with your indoor cat.

People can be infected by numerous of the intestinal worms that our pets can carry. The most susceptible people are children as they can play in contaminated soil and without careful handwashing, they can accidentally ingest worm eggs. Luckily, regular deworming of pets protects our pets and protects our families. 

Other ways to limit the risk to children, is to avoid playing in areas where pets toilet. Sandpits are best covered to prevent cats using them as litter boxes. Cleaning up the dog poo from the yard, will also limit the number of worms that can persist in the environment. 

There are several stages of the flea life cycle that must be addressed.  Pet Lovers Club monthly treatment kills adult fleas rapidly to avoid eggs being laid, which would continue to develop into larvae. This stops the environment contamination and stops the flea lifecycle continuing. Additional steps to fully eliminate fleas include vacuuming all areas well, especially where the pets spend most of their time, and wash their bedding in a hot wash weekly for 4 weeks. There are flea sprays that kill adult fleas on pets and on surfaces, but alone they will not completely control a flea infestation.

Our pets can pick up fleas from many different places. This includes out on walks, socialising with other animals, from other pets in the household, or even from wild animals such as rabbits and foxes. They can then bring them back home and spread them to other pets, the family, the house and the yard. 

Pet Lovers Club provides effective monthly flea control to your cats and dogs. 

The cat flea control is supplied as a tube which contains selamectin, that is applied monthly to the back of the neck as a topical preparation. This is also effective against roundworm, hookworm, ear mites and biting lice. The flea control provided within the cat Complete Combo contains selamectin and sarolaner, that also protects against ticks, which is very important in parts of Australia.

The dog flea and tick control is supplied as a chewable tablet which contains pyrantel, sarolaner and moxidectin. This is given orally every month to your dog. This is also effective against roundworm and hookworm, as well as preventing heartworm disease.

PLC Flea control starts killing fleas within 6 hours and ticks within 24 hours after treatment.

Pet Lovers Club Flea control can be applied to:
Cats from 8 weeks old weighing 1.25 kg or more.
Dogs from 8 weeks old weighing 1.25kg or more.

Pet Lovers Club flea treatments only need to apply it to your pet once a month.

Unlike topical treatments, as the PLC Flea control for dogs is a chewable tablet, swimming and bathing will not alter the effectiveness of the product at all. 

Even pets that spend most of their time indoors can get fleas. Fleas can find their way into your home on clothing or other animals. It's still important to regularly protect your dog or cat with a flea product.

The products used by PLC are compatible with most commonly used medications, however do not use the products if your pet has a known sensitivity to any of the active ingredients. If you have any concerns about your pet’s medication and the use of PLC products, please contact us or your veterinarian.

The PLC flea control products have been selected for your pet based on their species, weight and geographical location. They should only be used for the pet for which the details were provided, to avoid overdosing / underdosing or incorrectly using a product in the wrong species.

Fleas commonly cause irritation and discomfort to your pets. In pets which are quite hypersensitive to flea bites, this can result in Flea Allergic Dermatitis (FAD). Severe flea infestations can even result in anaemia. Fleas may also transmit tapeworms to your pet.

There are numerous types of ticks that occur in Australia; however, the most serious risk is from the paralysis tick. The paralysis tick (Ixodes holocyclus) can cause hind limb weakness which can progress to full paralysis and even death. 

Monthly treatment with PLC Flea / Tick treatment is the most effective method for avoiding ticks, however regular inspections of your pets are worthwhile. If a tick is observed, tick removers are the best method of removing ticks. They are used to safely remove the tick, without leaving behind the head which could cause infection. If you live in a paralysis tick area and suspect your pet may have had a paralysis tick attached to it, seek veterinary attention. 

With central heating and warm indoor houses, the traditional flea summer season no longer occurs, and fleas can continue to cause problems for our pets all year round. Fleas can infest your home and remain dormant for many months. The PLC Flea monthly subscription service avoids fleas causing issues throughout all seasons.

No, the products used by Pet Lovers Club are non-prescription products.

The expiry date can be found on the product packaging provided with the PLC products.

The PLC products should not be used on sick, convalescent animals or animals with known cases of hypersensitivity to any of the ingredients. If your dog or cat is showing signs of illness, please chat to your vet before using any of the products.

Any medications have a slight risk of side effects in a small percentage of pets. These side effects are usually mild and short lived.

The worming products can occasionally cause mild gastrointestinal signs such as salivation, vomiting or diarrhoea. 

Topical PLC cat flea treatments can sometimes cause mild irritation at the site of application. This will normally be very short lived. 

Very rarely, nervous system signs such as twitching or even seizures, have been reported with the use of isoxazoline class drugs, which include sarolaner. This is within the monthly flea tick dog chewable and the complete combo cat topical treatment. 

If you observe any potential adverse response to any products, please discuss the ongoing use with your veterinarian.