Regular worming treatment is crucial to help prevent parasitic infections in cats. The most common types of worms that affect cats are roundworms and tapeworms. Cats can pick up worm parasites by eating infected prey or sharing a food bowl with an infected cat, for example when out on walks or at the cattery.
Cats can become infected with worms from fleas that carry larvae so indoor cats may need worming even if they don’t go outside. They may pick up worms from fleas lurking in bedding, furniture and carpets, as well as from mice and birds they catch while hunting.
Worms can be unpleasant for cats and humans alike, but there are some simple steps you can take to keep the risk at bay. Worming your cat regularly is an easy and effective way to protect your cat from the most common types of worms: roundworms, tapeworms, hookworms and heartworms, which can cause a range of health complications for cats
Verm-X herbal cat treats help expel internal parasites (worms) and also contains garlic to render your cat less attractive to fleas, ticks, lice and other pests. 60g
Panacur is used for the treatment of dogs, puppies, cats and kitttens infected with immature and mature stages gastro-intestinal and respiratory tract worms.
Drontal is the UK's number 1 wormer for Cats. This excellent, broad-spectrum wormer for cats can be used in cats and kittens over 6 weeks of age.
Droncit Spot On is a popular treatment for tapeworm in cats. Droncit Spot On contains four tubes per box (4 month supply) and is suitable for use during pregnancy and lactation. The large tube size means one application will cover even large cats or kittens, and no messy tablets to give your pet.
Drontal Cat XL is an excellent, broad-spectrum wormer that can be used in large cats over 6 weeks of age for the treatment of every type of intestinal worm commonly found in UK cats
The Verm-X formulation will help expel internal parasites (worms) and the garlic ingredient will also render your cat less attractive to fleas, ticks, lice and other pests
