Dronspot Spot On Wormer for Large Cats (5 to 8kg) – 1 Pipette

Dronspot Spot On Wormer for Large Cats (5 to 8kg) PRODUCT SUMMARY: For the treatment of intestinal worms in large cats over 5kg. KEY BENEFITS: Kills all types of intestinal worms commonly found in UK cats (Inc. Roundworms and Tapeworms) Easy to use spot-on formula – say goodbye to tablets, worm your cat without the fuss Vet strength formula, fast and effective worming treatment for cats FULL PRODUCT DESCRIPTION: Why Choose Dronspot Spot On Solution for Large Cats? Worming your cat is made easy with Dronspot andndash; a spot on application that kills every type of intestinal worm commonly found in UK cats. Fuss-free deworming without tablets, gives you peace of mind that you are helping keep worms at bay from your pet and family. Kills all intestinal worms commonly found in UK cats (including Roundworms and Tapeworms) Fuss-free worming andndash; say goodbye to tablets with an easy to use spot on application Fast and effective worming treatment in a simple spot on application Vet strength cat wormer, conveniently available without a prescription Did you know intestinal worms are a common problem in cats? Many cats show little, if any, signs of infection. Left untreated worms steal important nutrients from your cat and can have serious health complications for you and your family. Use Dronspot spot-on solution for cats to kill all intestinal worms commonly found in UK cats. INSTRUCTIONS Dosage: Cats: andgt;5 andndash; 8kg body weight andndash; use 1 pipette For andgt; 8kg body weight, use an appropriate combination of pipettes. E.g. for 8-10kg, use Dronspot for Medium Cats x 2 pipettes How often should I worm my cat? Research has shown that the majority of cats in the UK should be wormed monthly, based on their home environment and lifestyle such as scavenging, hunting, and spending time outdoors.* However, there may be situations where less frequent treatment is required and itandrsquo;s best to speak to your vet about the most appropriate worming frequency for your cat. *ESCCAP Worm Control in Dogs and Cats Guidelines, Feb 2020…