WORM SCREEN Cat (2 tablets): Cat Worming Treatment - Veterinary Licensed Dewormer for Cats and Kittens from 6 weeks old - Kills Roundworms, Hookworms and Tapeworms.

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The frequency of deworming depends on the age of your cat. Kittens should receive their first cat dewormer every fortnight for their first month. After this, they should be given it at monthly intervals for six months. For oral use only, Worm Screen Tablets for Dogs can be given directly or with food. To ensure the correct dose for your dog please weigh your dog. Worm Screen tablets can be halved or quartered for correct dosing.

Did you know 5 fleas on an untreated pet can lead to 1 million+ eggs infesting your home in as little as 4 weeks? Once an infestation is established, it can quite literally take MONTHS to fully eradicate. Feel like your skin is crawling yet? It’s likely that your cat will get worms at some point during their life, so keeping up with regular treatment is vital. Early signs of worms include a dull coat, increased appetite, weight loss, bloating, blood in faeces, vomiting and diarrhoea. You may notice whole or fragments of worms in a cat’s faeces or small white fragments of worm in the fur around the bottom. Giving a regular dose of preventative worming treatment will stop the wrigglers taking hold, keeping you and your family members (furry and non-furry) safe. The most common intestinal worms in cats are roundworms and tapeworms, although these are not the only worms cats can be afflicted by. Not all infected cats show signs of having worms, meaning it’s vital to maintain a regular worming routine to kill any that are in residence and to prevent a recurrence. Some worms can also be passed on to humans and can cause serious disease, so it’s not only your pet you’re looking after with a worming treatment. The liquid cat wormer is poured directly into the cat's water or mixed with the dry food. It is a convenient solution for cats who are not put off by an unfamiliar taste. Test the product by having your pet sniff it: you will be able to tell whether they like the smell or not!There’s a buying guide below with helpful hints and questions answered or, if you already know what you’re looking for, you can scroll down to view our best cat wormer recommendations. The mother cat – After birth, kittens can be infected by their mother’s milk. This is because roundworm larvae can find their way into the mammary ducts. Types of worms Let’s not forget about worms. Most gastrointestinal (GI) worms will squirm their way in when your pet accidentally eats worm eggs or larvae (gross, we know. And yes - it does happen!).

You can also use thyme: to do this, sprinkle a tablespoon of this herb on the animal’s food for four days. Regularly worming your cat is the best way to kill any worms that they may have. Worming treatments are usually tablets you give to your cat, although some treatments such as an injection or spot-on treatments applied to the skin are available. Watch our video on how to give a cat a tablet.Wormers come in many different forms, which makes it easier to find one that a fussy cat will tolerate (and, let’s face it, most felines are fussy). For existing infestations or if you’re new to Itch, use Itch Flea Home Spray as a one-off blast to deliver almost certain death to the 95% of fleas hiding around your home. Use it alongside a monthly dose of Itch Flea spot-on treatment to keep the blighters at bay. Some treatments available ‘off the shelf’ are not as effective and may not completely treat the infestation. Loss of appetite, a dull coat, vomiting and diarrhoea, tiredness and pale gums are also typical symptoms of intestinal worms. In this case, using a cat wormer may be the solution. What are the natural cat wormers?

Several types of goods are exempt from being returned. Perishable goods such as food, flowers, newspapers or magazines cannot be returned. We also do not accept products that are intimate or sanitary goods, hazardous materials, or flammable liquids or gases. It’s recommended that you worm an adult cat every three months, unless they’re vociferous hunters, in which case your vet may recommend more regular worming. If a kitten has worms from its mother, both will need to be treated every fortnight until weaning is complete. If a cat or kitten in your care has active worms, it’s essential to consult a vet to get the right treatment for the individual animal. What kinds of wormers are available? Do not give this cat dewormer to cats that are allergic to any of the ingredients. See the enclosed information for more details. Ensuring that your cat is kept free of intestinal worms is essential to their happiness and wellbeing. Fortunately, the best cat wormers on the market are reliable and can be easily administered at home. Some tablets can be mixed with dry or wet cat food, but you need to make sure that your cat eats the whole bowl. Otherwise, open their mouth and make them swallow the pill. Cats rarely like this and it's not the easiest thing to do! Make sure to follow the manufacturer's age and weight specifications.

Fleas – Regular flea treatment should go together with worming, particularly as fleas feed on the eggs and carry the larvae of tapeworms. If a cat swallows a flea while grooming or scoffing prey, they could become infected. However, the risk of contamination is always present in their environment and your cat can swallow worm eggs or larvae at any time. That's why it's important to continue worming your cat regularly with cat worming tablets or a similar product. Does cat wormer kill worms? If you don't deworm your cat, intestinal worms will proliferate in your cat's body. As a result, your pet's health will deteriorate rapidly. They will suffer from deficiencies, their coat will become dull and they will lose weight. If it is a young kitten, they may have growth issues. Tablets use Pyrantel embonate, Praziquantel and Febantel to treat infestations with roundworms, tapeworms and hookworms.