Worming Wisely
Worm Count Tests made Simple – Fast results, tailored advice, treatment that works
At Worming Wisely, we combine expert knowledge with a practical, personal approach to deliver tailored worm control that really works.
Because no two animals are the same, they lead different lives in different environments and face a variety of parasite risks. Some are exposed to worms regularly. Others, hardly at all. That’s why worming should never be one-size-fits-all.
We take the guesswork out of worming your animals. Using a range of tests – from faecal egg counts (FECs) and saliva tests for tapeworm antibodies to microscopic examination. We provide qualified advice and tailored treatment plans and advice.
By using appropriate medicines carefully and responsibly, we protect your animal’s health, minimise resistance and care for the environment.
We use science, not guesswork to keep your animals healthy.
Led by Melanie Ibbott RAMA (Regulatory Animal Medical Advisor), who brings many years experience from working within the pharmaceutical industry, we use cutting edge technology to give you the most accurate results. Our sound, qualified advice offers you practical solutions for your animal care.
We are based in East Anglia where we can give you face to face care. Alternatively, we can offer a convenient postal service across the UK. You will always be supported by one to one help and advice.
Worming Wisely offers a better way
Let’s face it, not all animals are the same, and neither are the worms they can carry.
Traditional worming routines, like treating by the calendar or using guesswork, are outdated and often ineffective.
Different animals live different lives and are exposed to different parasite risks. Some need regular treatments. Others need none at all. That’s why smart, tailored worming solutions matter.
By testing first and treating only when needed, Worming Wisely give you clear, data led advice that supports long term animal health, while reducing resistance, waste, and costs.
Why Worm Wisely?
In around 70-80% of saliva or FECs, no treatment is needed. That means many animals are being wormed unnecessarily, which contributes to wormer resistance, causes avoidable stress to the animal, increases environmental impact, and adds unnecessary costs for the owner.
