FRONTLINE WORMER - Cat Worming Treatment - 2 Tablets

My cat had a suspected worms infection, appetite went downhill, off his food and runny poos/ one or two looked like he had passed a work, showing signs of discomfort in back passage. I give him one dose of this - I give it straight as a tablet after a bit of a struggle as I wasted one dose trying to hide in food which he wouldn’t touch. First 24-36 hours he was lethargic and appetite pretty much went but steady improvement after this point with first solid poo in a long while around 5 days after.

Our go-to brand for cat worming, it treats against all the worm types, unlike some brands that treat one or two. Fab price too, 5*

Crushed the tablet and mixed with cat meat. He ate most of it, about 40 mins later he was sick & brought up a 12 inch tape worm! Gave 4 stars as not sure this should have happened so quickly, and read vomiting was a side effect. He was a bit off it afterwards, but the worm came up! Update: Still not himself 48 hrs later. Lethargic and off it.

I gave 4 male cats these, two of which hate being handled at all, but they all took these easily, which is grate because tablets work better than spot on treatments. And weight guide easy to follow

These worked! My Kitten had diarrhea for 5 weeks, 4 visits to the vets and no cure, they just kept giving digestive care which did nothing, I tried this and it cleared the diarrhea in a day, so pleased! The tablet is huge so I split in half and added to her treat thankfully she ate it.

I ordered these and the beapher wormclear wormer - both have identical ingredients in, the same pills and same foil pill wrapper. Unfortunately neither went down well. The tablets left whole are a fair size and even I would struggle to swallow them so how you can comfortably dose a small can - I just dont know! It was the same rigmarole as most cat owners have - crush and mix in food and the cat leaves the food or eats around the granules! I wish they would invent a dreamie like treat with the active ingredients in, it would be so much easier. I had to crush and mix with half tin of tomato sauce sardines and then one cat ( out of 12) ate it. So the pill has to be crushed to a powder and mixed with something very flavoury to disguise the medications taste....something like sardines in tomato sauce or stewed steak in gravy....oh and make sure the cats quite hungry. Not sure if its effective as this was just a precaution as hadn't noticed any worms or symptoms of - which is a good job based the hassle of dosing.

Value for money

As always, difficult to get a tablet down a cat but eventual success and my cat is fine.