CatNDog Cat Wormers - Cats Dewormer Round and Tapewormer Tablets for Cats

Aparently a lot of peoplr do not know how to administer/give a pet a pill. Open animals mouth. Place pill at back of throat. Close mouth. Keep closed and pointed upwards. Blow into nose & massage throat. Amimal will swallow. The end.

My husband found a kitten sitting in the road in our neighborhood. When he picked it up and brought it home to "the kids" he was covered in fleas and he was nasty. I cleaned him up and feed him, de-fleaed him with a flea comb since he was so young. I honestly think his eyes just opened. He wasn't old enough to leave his mother, but she was nowhere to be found. Since this kitten obviously abandoned, we decided to keep him. Approximately 2 weeks later he developed this uncontrollable diarrhea. I had to separate him from my older cat and put the kitten in our small bathroom with his own cat box... In hopes that being in a smaller area that he could make it to the cat box... Nope! He still couldn't. His tummy was severely bloated feeling like it was going to burst. I thought for sure he had worms or some kind of parasite anyway making him sick so I bought this medicine. I gave him half a pill hidden in a spoon full of wet cat food, which he gobbled right up. By the next day, he was much better! By the 2nd day, he was back to his old self again, playing and stuff. I'm still not even sure if he had worms because I never saw any, but I do know this medicine helped him tremendously!

Update after 3 weeks:WOW. Our cat is a different animal. I've been supplementing his diet with Tomlyn vitamins as well, so that's a factor but wow.He's gained weight. His coat is thicker and smoother. He is so much more social and a little bit of a pest. He has much more energy.I'm pretty sure that what we thought was him drifting into old age (he's 9) was actually him struggling with a heavy parasite load. Gross but also awesome. It's good to have the old man back.First: we followed the directions for dosage.Second: Our cat vomited. A lot. So much.Third: We will never unsee what we saw that night. I couldn't burn the carpet, so I used our trusty Hoover carpet shampooer and scrubbed it clean afterward.Fourth: All of the worms, and oh, there were so many worms, were dead.In closing: it works, it works fast, and to be on the safe side you may want to corral your cat in a non carpeted area for a few hours afterward.

I don't enjoy giving pills to cats or humans for that matter, but the package arrives quickly when I need it, and is certainly more convenient than a visit to the vet.After attempts to get resistant felines to swallow these pills, to get cats to consume the medicine painlessly, I have to mash the pill into a powder and put it in their wet cat food. She ate it without being suspicious of anything. I still can't believe she ate the food without sniffing the pill.I love my vet but I couldn't keep paying to bring my cat in just for deworming. The pill worked right away. No side effects, change in behavior or anything. She was her old self again. This is the best dewormer I have ever bought, works fast and no side effects whatsoever.

So far so good. The CatnDog dewormer is effective. Definitely cheaper than what my Vet would charge for an all wormer. The active ingredients are similar to Droncit. It treats roundworms and tapeworms. I don't recommend smashing this pill to mix in wet food. It will taste horrible and cats won't eat it. Instead get a free pill splitter from your local pharmacy. These pills are based on weight. If your cats needs a full pill you can split the pill into 4 equal parts and mix in with a treat. They make pill pocket treats. Directions doesn't say when to worm them again, but generally for inside cats its every 6 months unless fleas are present.

I was really worried that I would have a problem getting my cat to take this, ESPECIALLY since she needed 1 1/2 tablets and HATES taking meds. She took the whole pill really well and fast. The 1/2 pill she did spit out but when I put it back in her mouth she took it right down. I figure it was because it was 1/2 a pill. If you have ever had to take 1/2 a pill of a medicine before, not the best taste LOL. She just took it a few hours ago but I am holding out faith that it will work well also!

Who knows if this works or not? I have 4 cats, so I had to buy 2 bottles.I have given pills to cats and dogs before (dogs are so much easier) but I decided to try mixing the pills with food since I have 4 cats to dose.This medicine must taste terrible, because none of my cats would eat the food/medicine mixture. (and they love canned food, it’s a treat they don’t get often)So I wasted my money and don’t have enough pills to try again.Also instructions are in kg, not pounds...so you will need to convert that in the US.And the little flyer is difficult to read because of its size...at least for older eyes.

Easier to administer than liquid form. They smelled the liquid. Pills are easier to disquise.