Beaphar WORMclear for and Kittens
Original price was: £5.76.£4.80Current price is: £4.80.
- Kills both roundworms and tapeworms
- Use from 6 weeks of age and weighing more than 1kg
- Meaty flavoured
- Effective in One Dose
Also available
- Beaphar WORMclear for Small Dogs
- Beaphar WORMclear for Medium/Large Dogs
Beaphar WORMclear tablets for Cats
To remain worm free, adult cats should be treated every three months.
Beaphar WORMclear tablets for Cats kills roundworms and tapeworms. They can be given to cats from 6 weeks of age and weighing more than 1kg, and are effective in one simple dose. To remain worm free, adult cats should be treated every three months and any sources of re-infestation, such as fleas or mice, should be removed.
- Kills roundworms and tapeworms
- Vet strength wormer
- Affordable
- Meaty flavoured tablets
- Beaphar WORMclear is a licenced veterinary medicine
FAQs
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What type of worms can harm my cat?The most common intestinal parasite found in cats in the UK fall into two main categories ?C roundworms and tapeworms. Roundworms are the biggest concern, as they are also able to infect people. Cats should be regularly wormed to remove these unwelcome parasites, and ensure no infection is passed on to other pets or people. Tapeworms often appear around the animals bottom as small white segments. Roundworms appear in faeces, sometimes still mobile. |
My vet says pet shop wormers do not work – is this true?By law, all pet medicines have to pass stringent testing to prove effectiveness, safety and quality before they make it to market. Indeed, to be allowed to be sold ‘over the counter’, products have to have a long and robust safety record. All Beaphar wormers have been proven effective and to ‘do what it says on the pack’. Beaphar WORMclear contains the same high quality levels of active ingredient as many vet prescribed wormers. If you are unsure or concerned about the most suitable product for your pet, please feel free to contact our Customer Services Team who can guide you in the right direction. |
Should I be worried about worms?Yes. Not carrying out regular worming can lead to serious health problems foryour pet and may lead to expensive vet bills. You could also be putting yourself, your pets and others at risk. Fortunately,modern worming is low cost and easy to carry out. Beaphar have a widerange of worming products for all ages. |
How often should I worm my cat or kitten?It isrecommended to worm an adult cat every three months. Nursing mothers and young kittens should be wormed more often than adultcats (initially every 2 weeks), until 2-3 weeks after weaning, at which point they can be wormed at the interval of an adult cat. |
Myths and Facts about worms
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My cat doesn’t have worms!70% of cat owners say their cat has never had worms*. Kittens becomeinfected with roundworm larvae via their mother’s milk. All cats willhave worms when they are taken to their new home. Worm eggs are also common in gardens, and a common tapeworm is carried by some fleas and lice. yourcat.co.uk – Beaphar Worming Survey 2016 |
Cat worms don’t harm people like dogs worms doYes they do. Although the incidence of human infections with catroundworms is significantly lower than dogs, this can still can happen. |
Cats are difficult to wormIt??s true that some cats don??t like tablets. However, worming tabletshave been getting smaller and are often flavoured, therefore it is nolonger necessary to follow a long course of treatment to cover all theimportant types of worms. They can all be killed with a single tablet. |
Did you know…Tapeworms can grow up to 5 metres in length, which is longer than the average UK family car. |
Other signs and symptoms
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Pot bellyA young kitten or puppy that is thin with a ??pot belly?? is often described as a typical ??wormy?? puppy or kitten. In young kittens and puppies, roundworms may cause abdominal swelling and pain, weight loss, vomiting or diarrhoea, and on rare occasions, rupture of the bowel. |
CoughingMigrating larvae in the lungs may cause coughing, which can be an important symptom. These larvae may also travel through the liver, brain or other tissues. |
Loss of AppetiteA heavy worm infestation might make your pet feel very bloated, leading to a loss of appetite, vomiting or diarrhea. |
For more informationFor more information, please visit the Beaphar Website or give us a call. |
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