FRONTLINE Wormer Tablets for Cats is a broad-spectrum wormer that kills all types of intestinal wo...FRONTLINE Wormer Tablets for Cats is a broad-spectrum wormer that kills all types of intestinal worms commonly found in the UK. It's meat-flavoured and can be given with or without food, making it easier to give to your pet. This wormer is suitable for cats and kittens from 6 weeks of age and weighing at least 1 kg. It is also licensed for use in nursing cats. For routine treatment, worm your adult cat(s) with FRONTLINE WORMER every 3 months. In certain circumstances, it may be advised to worm more frequency. Examples include higher risk scenarios, such as if your pet lives with small children or an immunocompromised adult, or where your pet has frequent risk of infection. In these cases, or in case of suspected heavy roundworm infection, we recommend you contact your vet for further advice.
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This guide provides essential information for cat owners using FRONTLINE Wormer Tablets. Designed for cats and kittens from 6 weeks of age, these meat-flavored tablets effectively eliminate common intestinal worms. While generally safe and easy to administer, it's crucial to follow the recommended dosage and consult your vet for specific concerns, particularly in high-risk scenarios.
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FAQs
How often should I worm my cat?
For routine treatment, worm your adult cat every 3 months. In certain circumstances, such as if your pet lives with small children or an immunocompromised adult, or where your pet has frequent risk of infection, we recommend you contact your vet for further advice.
Can I give this to my kitten?
Yes, it is suitable for kittens from 6 weeks of age and weighing at least 1 kg.
What if I miss a dose?
Administer the dose as soon as you remember. Continue with the regular schedule from the next dose.
What if my cat is pregnant?
Consult with your vet before using any wormer during pregnancy.
How do I know if the wormer is working?
You may see worms in your cat's stool. However, the wormer works internally so you may not see any visible signs. If you have concerns, consult your vet.
Where can I buy FRONTLINE Wormer Tablets?
FRONTLINE Wormer Tablets are available from various pet stores and online retailers.
Troubleshooting
Difficulty administering the tablet
Try hiding the tablet in a favorite treat or food.
Cat vomits shortly after taking the tablet.
Monitor the cat. If vomiting continues, consult your vet.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Effective against a broad range of intestinal worms.
Easy to administer due to the meat-flavored tablets.
Suitable for a wide range of cats, including kittens and nursing mothers.
Convenient 3-monthly treatment schedule for routine care.
Licensed for use, ensuring safety and efficacy.
Cons
Requires regular administration every three months for routine care.
May require more frequent use in certain high-risk situations.
Does not protect against all types of parasites; consult with your vet.
Dosage must be calculated based on the cat's weight.
Potential for side effects, though rare.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Dosage: Always follow the dosage instructions on the product packaging. Dosage is based on your cat's weight.
Administration: The tablets can be given directly or mixed with food.
Storage: Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight.
Compatibility: Safe for cats and kittens from 6 weeks of age and weighing at least 1kg.
Consultation: If you suspect a heavy worm infection, or if your cat is unwell, consult with your vet.