Regular care to remove intestinal worms that pose a risk to the health of your feline companion.
Deworming is an integral part of overall health care for your cat.
Cats can be infected with intestinal parasites such as tapeworm, hookworm, roundworm or whipworm, fleas, ear mites, or protozoa such as Tritrichomonas or Giardia.
Your cat may experience diarrhea, scooting, or bloody stool.
Yes, many types of worms are zoonotic and can cause severe problems for humans. Roundworms can cause visceral or ocular migrans, and hookworms can cause cutaneous migrans.
Deworming is recommended every 30 days if your cat is a hunter or outdoors. Indoor cats as recommend by your veterinarian.
As with any medication for pets or humans, vomiting and/or diarrhea may occur.
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