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1. www.cats.org.uk › help-and-advice › healthWorms in cats | Our complete guide | Cats Protection

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   Our handy guide has everything you need to know about worms in cats, from how to tell if your cat has worms to getting rid of these pesky parasites. Cats can usually get two types of intestinal worms – tapeworm or roundworm.

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.petsathome.com › product › listingCat Wormers | Pets - Pets At Home

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   Shop Cat Wormers today at Pets at Home, the UK’s largest pet shop with fast delivery and offers just for you.

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5. www.petsathome.com › product › dronspot-spot-on-catDronspot Cat Worming Spot-On Treatment | Pets - Pets At Home

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   Dronspot spot on wormer for cats works fast to fight intestinal worms in a single application. Its spot on formulation makes worming your cat easy. A single, simple spot-on is all it takes. No more struggling cats, no more stressed out owners. And above all, no more worms.

6. www.pawlyclinic.com › blog › how-to-deworm-a-cat-at-homeHow to Deworm a Cat at Home: Vet-Approved Treatments & Easy Tips

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   Dec 26, 2023 · By understanding common worms in cats, recognizing symptoms, and utilizing vet-approved treatments, you can safeguard your feline friend's health and well-being. Remember, regular parasite checks and addressing any side effects are crucial for maintaining a worm-free environment for your cat.

7. www.felineliving.net › how-to-deworm-a-catHow To Deworm A Cat: 8 Critical Signs That Your Cat Has Worms

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   Jan 31, 2024 · While you can easily purchase a cat dewormer online or at any pet shop near you, it’s still recommended to always take your cat to the vet first for a physical exam and fecal test. By doing this, you can get a definitive diagnosis of your cat’s problems.

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   How do I get rid of Worms in my Cat?

   • Regularly worming your cat is the best way to kill any worms that they may have. Worming treatments are usually tablets you give to your cat, although some treatments such as an injection or spot-on treatments applied to the skin are available. Watch our video on how to give a cat a tablet.

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   How long does worming last in dogs & cats?

   • The most common type of worm in the UK to infect dogs and cats is Roundworm; this worm can complete its lifecycle in 30 days. Therefore 30 days after treatment with a wormer your pet could be re-infected with roundworm. The best worming regime to help minimize the risk from worms and passing worm eggs into the environment is monthly.

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   Should I buy Flea and worm treatment for my Cat?

   • This type of treatment tends to be less effective and reliable than prescription products, and may not get rid of fleas and worms. They also won’t be tailored to your cat, so could be unsuitable if they have any specific health problems. Buying flea and worm treatments directly from your vet is one of the best options for your cat.

   How to choose the best flea & worm treatment for cats - PDSA

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   Does my cat need a worming treatment?

   • If your cat is healthy and has seen your vet recently, your surgery will be able to dispense a worming treatment without needing to see them. They will just need to know how much they weigh so they can dispense the correct dose. If your cat hasn't been examined for a while, you’ll need to book an appointment.

   Worms in cats - PDSA

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   Where can I buy parasite treatment for my Cat?

   • These types of treatments can be bought from vet practices, online pharmacies, and from locked cabinets in human pharmacies and pet shops. You won’t require a vet prescription, but you will need to provide some details about your cat, such as their name, age, breed, weight and when they last used parasite treatment.

   How to choose the best flea & worm treatment for cats - PDSA

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   What worms can a UK cat eat?

   • Roundworm and tapeworm are the two main types of intestinal worm affecting UK cat, the symptoms of which aren't always easy to spot. Intestinal worms can easily be picked up by your cat e.g. from eating microscopic worm eggs from the environment, from hunting or from swallowing infected fleas when grooming.

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

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   There are two main types of worms in cats. Read veterinary advice on worms in cats including symptoms, how to get rid of worms and how to stop your cat getting worms.