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1. www.cats.org.uk › media › f42ky5jlRoutine Parasite Procedures - Cats Protection

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   For most cats in care only one tapeworm treatment will be required, given after the first vet check. Repeat only if advised by your vet. For muti-pen sites within cateries, the frequency of flea and worm treatment must comply with local authority guidelines.

2. www.pdsa.org.uk › pet-help-and-advice › pet-healthHow to choose the best flea & worm treatment for cats - PDSA

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   Buying flea and worm treatments directly from your vet is one of the best options for your cat. They will stock a wide range of reliable products and will be able to give you advice on which ones to use and how often.

3. www.cats.org.uk › media › 11712Routine parasite control procedures for cats in Cats ...

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   Cats Protections guide to routine parasite control procedures CPPAACOAG VT801 cats.org.uk Worm treatment four to six weeks of age: Panacur Small Animal 10% Oral Suspension or Panacur 18.75% Oral Paste given by mouth. Give kitten dose once daily for three days - see Panacur kitten dose table.

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5. www.cats.org.uk › uploads › documentsRoutine Parasite Control Procedures - Cats Protection

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   Worm treatment 4-7 weeks of age - Panacur Small Animal 10% Oral Suspension or Panacur 18.75% Oral Paste given by mouth. Give kitten dose once daily for 3 days - see Panacur kitten

6. www.pdsa.org.uk › conditions › worms-in-catsWorms in cats - PDSA

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   You will need a worming treatment suitable for your kitten’s age and weight.

   Their first treatment should be at 3 weeks old and after that, they should be wormed every two weeks until they are 16 weeks old.

   After 16 weeks, they will need a treatment every three to six months, or as regularly as your vet suggests.

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   A treatment every three to six months is usually enough to prevent worms from causing problems in adult cats.

   It may be necessary to deworm your cat slightly more regularly if they hunt a lot.

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   You may see dead worms in your cat’s poo if they had a very heavy infestation, but it’s more than likely that you won’t see anything after treating them.

   Contact your vet if your cat has diarrhoea or seems unwell after a worming tablet.

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7. wamiz.co.uk › cat › buyers-guideWhat is the best worm treatment for cats in the UK?

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   Nov 2, 2021 · Cat dewormers come in the form of pipettes, capsules, injections or liquids: you should administer the product regularly, four times per year for an adult. There are also natural dewormers and you can achieve efficient results with homemade products. To help you in finding the best dewormer for your cat, we have prepared this comparison.

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   How often should a cat be wormed?

   • After 16 weeks, they will need a treatment every three to six months, or as regularly as your vet suggests. A treatment every three to six months is usually enough to prevent worms from causing problems in adult cats. It may be necessary to deworm your cat slightly more regularly if they hunt a lot.

   Worms in cats - PDSA

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   Do cats need worming?

   • Cats are never safe from such intestinal parasites as roundworms, tapeworms and many others. That is why it is essential to worm them regularly from a very young age. Why should you give a worming treatment to your cat? When should you do it? How to deworm a cat with parasites? How to use cat dewormers?

   What is the best worm treatment for cats in the UK?

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   How often should I give my Cat Panacur?

   • Worm treatment 4-7 weeks of age - Panacur Small Animal 10% Oral Suspension or Panacur 18.75% Oral Paste given by mouth. Give kitten dose once daily for 3 days - see Panacur kitten dose table Every 4 weeks until 6 months of age, then treat as adult cat once over 6 months of age. Treat only when vet has diagnosed ear mites.

   Routine Parasite Control Procedures - Cats Protection

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   How much Panacur do you give a kitten?

   • Panacur Small Animal 10% Oral Suspension or Panacur 18.75% Oral Paste given by mouth. Give kitten dose once daily for 3 days - see Panacur kitten dose table Flea treatment 2 days – 7 weeks of age - Frontline Spray applied topically. Number of sprays depends on bottle size, coat length and bodyweight.

   Routine Parasite Control Procedures - Cats Protection

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   How often should a new cat get a flea & worm treatment?

   • assessed by the new vet before any flea and worm treatment is given. As per Cats Protection guidelines, all ats should have a clinical assessment with a vet every three months. Do not treat any cats on any other medication (or given any other medicatio

   Routine parasite control procedures for cats in Cats Protection care

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   How often should you Deworm a cat?

   • It's very important to deworm your pet, whether they’re an outdoor or indoor cat. Cat dewormers come in the form of pipettes, capsules, injections or liquids: you should administer the product regularly, four times per year for an adult. There are also natural dewormers and you can achieve efficient results with homemade products.

   What is the best worm treatment for cats in the UK?

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9. www.vettimes.co.uk › article › worming-protocols-inWorming protocols in cats and dogs - Vet Times

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   Sep 1, 2014 · MAGGIE FISHER BVetMed, CBiol, MIBiol, DipEVPC, MRCVS considers effective procedures to combat worm infections in cats, dogs, puppies and kittens WORMING protocols are essentially worming regimens that take into consideration the animal, available treatments, and spectrum of anthelmintic activity, together with the helminths present in the ...