Beaphar Worming Cream For Dogs, Puppies, Cats, Kittens, Worm Treatment - Valentina Valentti UK

I have 3 cats, all hunters, and deworming them use to be a nightmare. As soon as l tried to give one a tablet, the other 2 would disappear! Trying to put tablets in their food, they would leave it.With this, I leave it until a rainy day so they are happy to stay in, and spread it on their front legs. They then spend 15 minutes or so licking it off. Easy! Job done! Plus they do seem to like the taste.

Trying to give tablets to a cat is extremely hard, this cream however is ideal. All you need to do is follow the measuring guide, and mix it with the food or treats.

Kittens are too light to use yet.

Very easy to add to food are 3 cats loved it even the fussy one found in the past tablets a nightmare not really sure if they spat it out later . I would give 5 ⭐️ on addminestration just hope it works I think I will have enough for 3 lots of treatment for 3 cats going by what’s left in the syringe hope this helps

Not worth the buy,,used on buy cats, per reccomend,made my cats ill now have large vet bill,

Not sure why some people say it doesn't work. I have a huge white male cat who often gets worms as he's out the majority of the time and have a smaller female Tabby cat who is a bit more stubborn but mostly stays indoors. I use the 10ml dose required each time for each cat (once every 2 months on average, sometimes every 3-4 months) and mix it with one of their favourite cat pouches (usually Sheba) and they don't even know anything has been mixed, both eats it all. Within 24hrs they're is back to their normal self as the cream has done it's job. The Tabby cat I have to give half the dose in the morning and the other half at night as she seems to notice there's something mixed in, nevertheless splitting the dose between two meals during the day works for her and she also eats it all without problems.This is by far the easiest way to treat worms in cats. The tablet form is a nightmare for them to actually swallow, they just spit them back out and it's just money down the drain.Alternatively go to your vet so they can catapult a big tablet down their throat and charge you £20 lol. Nah? didn't think so, waste of money right. Each cat can be different but when you find a suitable delivery method for your cat it's money well spent and one tube lasts quite a while.

Our cats are almost impossible to get pills into. The vet took ten minutes to get one pill down and having tried it myself and ending up with a very soggy pill and the cat still not wormed as well as scratches up my arms - I looked or an alternative.I can't say they were enthusiastic about the flavour but I could smear it onto their lips and then they licked it off so job done with no scratches to my arms at all.There is a good amount in the tube so will last us a while with our two cats. It was easy to dispense and apply and hopefully, it is doing the job!

I've been buying this since we first got our dog. I was told he had been wormed already, yet it became clear within 2 days of using this that he hadn't. It expelled every worm and there were a lot of them. Now I use it every 3 months or so (he is a year and a half now) and he has never had worms again.Great product and works really well.