Any suggestions for a good wormer for a juvenile small cat please?
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How juvenile?
18m old mate
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Ok then you need something equally active against tapeworm and roundworm. If less than 6 months old then roundworms are your main concern.
We sell Milbemax at the surgery, Drontal cat just as good and available online. Profender spot on costs more but is a spot on rather than a tablet.
Don't waste your money on the crap in the supermarkets.
We sell Milbemax at the surgery, Drontal cat just as good and available online. Profender spot on costs more but is a spot on rather than a tablet.
Don't waste your money on the crap in the supermarkets.
OOPS!
Mrs SW has just bought supermarket wormer for her that you put on the neck!
Bob Martins' SpotOn De-Wormer, guess we'll be looking for some proper stuff soon then!
Thanks,
Mrs SW has just bought supermarket wormer for her that you put on the neck!
Bob Martins' SpotOn De-Wormer, guess we'll be looking for some proper stuff soon then!
Thanks,
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We use milbemax as the tablets are smaller and easier to give to our two cats as they can be a right PITA to give tablets to them. Normally we hide the tablet(half a tablet for our small cat) inside a chewy Webbox treat stick!
We also tried the spot on wormer (once) but the smaller cat didnt like it.
We also tried the spot on wormer (once) but the smaller cat didnt like it.
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