Cats can pick up worms from many sources, including contaminated soil, animal faeces or hunting infected rodents or birds. beaphar WORMclear® Tablets for Cats is an effective veterinary strength medicine to treat roundworm and tapeworm infestations in cats. Each tablet contains pyrantel embonate and praziquantel, and is easy to give and can be given with or without food. The added meat flavour makes it more palatable for your cat. The single-dose tablets can be used for the treatment of all types of common intestinal worms found in cats living in the UK. Suitable for all cats (including kittens and nursing cats) above 6 weeks of age and weighing more than 1kg. beaphar WORMclear® Tablets for Cats at a glance: Medicine to treat roundworms and tapeworms in cats Comprehensive control of all intestinal worms: kills all types of worms commonly found in cats living in the UK Highly palatable: with added meat flavour Vet strength treatment without the need for a veterinary prescription beaphar WORMclear® Tablets for Cats is an AVM-GSL veterinary product. Please refer to the package leaflet before use. Use medicines responsibly. beaphar WORMclear® Tablets for Cats contains pyrantel embonate and praziquantel.
At a glance
- Shop: Zooplus
- Brand: beaphar
- Price: £4.69
- Unit price: £2.35/item
- Delivery: 2-3 Days
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Good to know
- Weigh your cat before buying a flea or worming product, as all treatments are dosed by weight band.
- Never use a dog flea treatment on a cat: many contain permethrin, which is highly toxic to cats.
- Treat every cat and dog in the household at the same time, or fleas pass straight back.
Common questions
Does my indoor cat need flea treatment?
Indoor cats can still get fleas, brought in on people, other pets or visitors’ clothing. Whether to treat routinely or only when fleas are found is worth discussing with your vet, especially if you also have a dog that goes outside.
Why does my cat still have fleas after treatment?
Most of a flea infestation lives in the home as eggs, larvae and pupae, and new fleas keep hatching for weeks. Treated cats kill them, so seeing some is normal at first. Keep treating all pets on schedule, vacuum often and use a household spray if needed; if fleas persist, ask your vet.
