RSPCA Allwormer Tablets for Cats

The RSPCA Allwormer Tablets for Cats will treat 3 types of intestinal worms of your cat – hookworm, tapeworm and roundworm. Soon after their birth, kittens are exposed to worms. In fact, roundworms can be passed through their mother’s milk. Plus, the soil they play in and the small animals like mice that they hunt serve as an intermediary for ingestion of gastrointestinal worms. The RSPCA Allwormer Tablets for Cats is the best defence against these worms. Give the dose of these tablets to your cat on empty stomach for best results. The key features of RSPCA Allwormer Tablets for Cats include:

• One tablet can treat up to 5 kg of cat weight.
• Kittens from 6 weeks of age can be administered these tablets.
• These tablets are safe, effective and affordable.
• It treats hookworm, tapeworm and roundworm.
• The tablet does not control heartworm or lungworm.

Size Guide: Each Pack RSPCA Allwormer Tablets for Cats contains 2 tablets.

Pay less and support the RSPCA at the same time by choosing these products for your pet’s treatment. The RSPCA is one of Australiaﾒs most trusted charities and identifiable brands in animal care and protection. These effective and economical products are APVMA approved, manufactured in Australia and are easy to administer tablets. With products proven to truly work, you can make sure your pet is getting the very best protection while supporting the RSPCA’s work at the same time!

Ingredients: 25mg Praziquantel. 100mg Pyrantel.

Kittens are first exposed to intestinal worms soon after birth, commonly through their mother’s milk. Adult cats are exposed to worms through soil, as well as from eating small animals like mice who can act as hosts for some species of gastrointestinal worms. Heavy infestations with worms can cause diarrhoea, weight loss, poor growth and anaemia. Kittens are particularly susceptible to problems caused by infection with intestinal worms, so they should be wormed more frequently than adult cats. Kittens should be wormed every fortnight from 2 to 12 weeks of age, then every month until 6 months of age. Adult cats and kittens over 6 months old should be wormed at least every 3 months.

If you think your cat has worms, speak to your vet to seek immediate treatment. Remember, prevention is better than a cure so make sure your cat is up to date with his or her worming tablets!

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